Delany's Squib Ladder Sees Kinsale's 'Atomic' With Large Margin

20th July 2025

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Squib ladder leaders Ian Travers and Keith O'Riordan from Kinsale pictured above competing at the Squib Southern Championship at Kinsale Credit: Bob Bateman

Following the Frank Clark Ltd. Squib Southern Championship at Kinsale on Sunday, July 20th, Vincent Delany's unofficial Squib ladder has been updated and is showing many changes.

Despite Kinsale's Sean Murphy and Jack O'Sullivan in Crackers winning the Southern Championships, their non-attendance at the Northern Championships 2025 or the Eastern Championship 2024 leaves them in eighth place overall.

Kinsale's Ian Travers and Keith O'Riordan in Atomic lead the table by a large margin.

Royal St. George's Joe O'Byrne and Vincent Delany in Femme Fatale now hold second place.

Top Squib from the North is Gordon Patterson and Ross Nolan's Quickstep III from Royal North of Ireland YC in 4th place, with Rob Marshall in Slipstream from Killyleagh in 5th place.

Under this ladder, there are no discards, so good results and attendance at regional and National events are the only way to climb the table.

This ladder is prepared on the basis of published results. It is not an official document of the Irish Squib Class.

Top Ten in the 'Unofficial' Irish Squib Ladder for the 2025 Season

Download the ladder below as an Excel file

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