LIEBHERR WC: John MURPHY and Amanda MOGEY in Irish team

09/02/2012 โ€“ The ITTA announced the team to represent Ireland at the 2012 LEIBHERR World Team Table Tennis Championships in Dortmund Germany from 25th March to 1st April. The Menโ€™s team sees John MURPHY joining with Paul MCCREERY Ashley ROBI

09/02/2012 โ€“ The ITTA announced the team to represent Ireland at the 2012 LEIBHERR World Team Table Tennis Championships in Dortmund Germany from 25th March to 1st April. The Menโ€™s team sees John MURPHY joining with Paul MCCREERY Ashley ROBINSON and Gavin MAGUIRE while Amanda MOGEY Ashley GIVAN and Edel Oโ€™REILLY will compete in the Womenโ€™s event.

Speaking at the team announcement John MURPHY and Amanda MOGEY said they were delighted with their selection and are eagerly looking forward to the competition.

MURPHY who is no stranger to this tournament having attended eight times previously recognises the challenge that lies ahead. โ€œThe World Team Championships is the best tournament on the Calendar with over 100 nations taking part. In the menโ€™s we will play in Division 3 as we held our position in this Division in Moscow 2010. It will be tough and our primary goal has to be to consolidate our position in this Division. We have a young squad in both Men and Women which is great for the future but I think it is also a squad that is ready to get results at these Championshipsโ€.

This is a view shared by Technical Director John Oโ€™ DONOGHUE. โ€œThe World Championships is our premium event and a wonderful opportunity for the players to play at a top class event and compete against teams from all over the world. I am delighted that we are able to send such a strong young team in both the Ladies and Menโ€™s event. I offer my congratulations on all those selected and look forward to seeing some good results from the championshipsโ€.

(EWC)

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