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European Championships |
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Fred heads to Liberec, Cezch
Republic in search of a second European title. The EPBF championships
sees Europes best players compete in 8-ball and 9-ball.
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New Practice Venue |
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After months of searching, Fred
has found a new practice venue. The new practice room in Rathmines,
Dublin, will allow the 2005 World Champion to train regularly.
Fred will share the venue with a handful of other top Irish pool players.
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Fred wins another Irish title |
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Fred Dinsmore becomes Irish 9-ball Champion once
again, at the national championships in Coolock, Dublin.
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Fred's
Brazilian Blend |
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Despite winning the World Games
title in Brazil, Wheel-chair 9-Ball pool champion Fred Dinsmore is
faced with retirement if he can't find a new practice venue soon.
The European No 1 was a member of Jason's in Ranelagh but when that
dosed down, found himself homeless.
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Dinsmore
may be forced out |
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Despite winning the World Games
title in Brazil, Wheel-chair 9-Ball pool champion Fred Dinsmore is
faced with retirement if he can't find a new practice venue soon.
The European No 1 was a member of Jason's in Ranelagh but when that
dosed down, found himself homeless.
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Dinsmore
Pots World Title |
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Fred Dinsmore has won the 2005
Wheelchair World Pool Championship in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, beating
Chu Shou Wei (Chinese Taipei) 11-7 in the final.
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Fred Dinsmore, European Number 1. |
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Fred becomes the top ranked player
in Europe after narrowly loosing the final of the Belgian Open. (More
soon)
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Fred for
Jasons. |
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Following his bronze medal in
the World Wheelchair Pool championships in Chinese Taipei, Dubliner
Fred Dinsmore has signed up with Jasons of Ranelagh. (Read
more)
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2 Bronzes for Fred at World Championships. |
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Fred Dinsmore has won a Bronze
medal in the 8-Ball World Championships in Chinese Taipei. Fred followed
up with another Bronze in the team event and narrowly missed out making
it to the last four in 9-Ball.
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Fred agrees sponsorship deal with bank |
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Its been announced that Fred
will be additionally sponsored by Banking 365.
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World Championships
2004, Chinese Taipei |
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After winning the European Title
this year, Wheelchair Pool Player Fred Dinsmore is hoping to regain
the World Title when he travels to the World Championships in Chinese
Taipei at the end of the month. (Read
more)
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Fred Runner-up
in Dublin |
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Fred is narrowly defeated in
the final of the Dublin Inivitational Tournament. This able bodied
event was the biggest 9-ball tournament to be staged in the capital.
(Read more)
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Dinsmore
takes Euro Pool title |
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After taking Bronze Medals in
the competition Irish Pool Champion Fred Dinsmore finally took European
9 Ball Pool Title last weekend in Prague. (Read
more)
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Fred makes
it to Belgium Final |
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Fred succesfully made it to the
final of the 4th ETW Bruges Open International wheelchair
9-ball Tournament. (Read more)
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Documentary
to be made about Fred |
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It was announced this week that
documentary filmmaker, Derek Harper, is to make a film about Fred. Harper
will shadow Fred for 6 months, and will follow him to major tournaments,
including the European Open, in Prague. (Read
more)
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Fred
wins British Open |
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A win at the British Wheelchair
Pool Open in Leicester means that Dubliner Fred Dinsmore is now ranked
fourth in Europe. "I knew from my bronze medal at the Europeans
earlier this year that I was back in form and this result confirms
it," said a jubilant Dinsmore. (Read
more)
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Fred
Dinsmore takes Bronze in European Championships |
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Former world wheelchair 9-ball
pool champion Fred Dinsmore from Dublin proved that he's right back
in form when he took a bronze medal at the European Championships
in Bialystok, Poland. "I won the world title in 2000, but last
year, played terribly and only finished 13th. It took me a while to
get over that, however I now know I'm coming back to my best,"
says Dinsmore. First to call him with congratulations was snooker
legend Jimmy White, a great supporter of wheelchair cue sports.
(Read more)
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