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- Sport Ireland Coaching Meeting
- SBI 18’s Event 1 Finalists
- WPBSA International Update | October 2026
- Q Tour Asia-Pacific 2026/27 – Event 4 | Tournament Information
- World Seniors Tour 2026/27 – Event 3 | Tournament Information
- What ‘composed’ Wu Yize said after winning the 2026 Shenzhen Open
- Q Tour Europe – The Race to the Play-Offs | Event 2 Update
- Allison Fisher Diagnosed With Parkinson’s Disease
- Wu Yize moves to second in snooker rankings after Shenzhen Open
- Wonderful Wu Triumphs In Shenzhen
- Ronnie O’Sullivan to receive 2026 Champion of Champions invitation
- World champion Wu Yize captures Shenzhen Open crown
- 2026 Shenzhen Open final: Wu Yize vs Yuan Sijun
- Judd Trump – ‘That’s when you really feel alive’
- WPBSA Stages Biggest Ever Refereeing Course
- ‘I only look 28, but I’m experienced’ – Michael Holt reveals ‘the key’ to beating higher-ranked players
- Well Done Rodney
- Snooker in Schools – Scoil Mhuire Blarney
- How the last 16 looks in the 2026 Shenzhen Open draw
- Shaun Murphy – ‘I’ve been playing well for two or three seasons’
- WDBS Rankings | 2026 European Championship Update
- SBI International Camp 3rd October
- Former world champion Graeme Dott sentenced to seven years in prison
- Mixed bag for seeds as last 32 confirmed at the Shenzhen Open
- Stars Arrive In Shenzhen
- Day Wins Maiden Seniors Title
- New SBI Referee
- Celbridge SC win Club Draw
- 2026 Shenzhen Open: draw, preview, prize money, how to watch
- How To Watch the Shenzhen Open
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