National, Ladies, Junior and Over 55 Winners (pics in gallery)

Singles
A Leckey
Pairs
K Conroy
Triples
PJ McCrossan
Rinks
G Conroy
Ladies Singles
P Beattie
Ladies Pairs
F McDermott
Ladies Triples
C Scott
Over 55's
T Mulholland
Junior Singles
 A McKeown
Junior Pairs
A Evans

1st Round
Western or Belfast v Armagh (1)
North Down or Lisburn v Monaghan (2)
Mid Down or West Down v Donegal (3)
North West or Mid Tyrone v Cork (4)
South Down or North East v Foyle (5)
Northern v Mid Antrim (6)
Oriel v Mid Ulster or East Antrim (7)
Meath or South Tyrone v Larne (8)

Quarter Finals
1 v 3
6 v 2
8 v 4
7 v 5

Semi Final
7 or 5 v 6 or 2
8 or 4 v 1 or 3

Ladies Preliminary
Donegal v Oriel
Armagh v Cork
South Tyrone v Mid Tyrone

1st Round
Northern v North West (1)
Armagh or Cork v South Down (2)
South Tyrone or Mid Tyrone v West Down (3)
Donegal or Oriel v North East (4)
Foyle v Western (5)
Mid Ulster v Lisburn (6)
Mid Down v East Antrim (7)
Monaghan v Mid Antrim (8)

Quarter Finals
5 v 2
7 v 8
6 v 1
3 v 4

Semi Finals
6 or 1 v 7 or 8
5 or 2 v 3 or 4

Junior Inter Zone

 

Mid Ulster 12(0.5) Oriel 33(4.5)
North West A 29(5) Northern 18(0)
North West B 15(0.5) West Down 25(4.5)...
Armagh 23(4) South Down 21.25(1)

Mid Ulster had competed in the British Isles Top Team competition on 9 occasions winning all 9. At the end of day 1, it looked as if that unblemished record was about to go as they trailed both Pembrokeshire and Norfolk, a position they had never been in before.
The opening game saw Pembrokeshire defeat Norfolk 109-61 and take 12 of the 16 points. Mid Ulster then played Norfolk winning 85-79 but sharing the points 8-8. In round 3, Pembrokeshire were the opposition with Pembrokeshire on top 102-83 and taking 9 of the 16 points. In round 4, Pembrokeshire played Norfolk in the team game winning 61-46 scoring 9 points to 3. The final game on Saturday saw Mid Ulster play Norfolk in the team game and again it was a below par performance with Norfolk winning 42-39 taking 9 of 12 points.
Day 1 saw Pembrokeshire with 30 points, Norfolk 24 and Mid Ulster 18.
it was clear that it would take a phenomenal performance on the Sunday if the situation was to be turned around. Mid Ulster played Pembrokeshire in the individual series targeting 12 of the 16 points. In the end they won 98-82 with 10 points which really could have been 14. It was a totally different Mid Ulster team compared to the Saturday. This reduced Pembrokeshire's lead to 8 points but with Pembrokeshire defeating Norfolk 100-69 taking 13 of the 16 points the lead increased to 21 and it was odds on a Pembrokeshire title. Mid Ulster took on Norfolk In their penultimate game knowing they needed to take all games to have a realistic chance in the final game with Pembrokeshire. Across the mats, they put in a tremendous performance to win 96-63 and more importantly taking all 16 points redusing the points deficit to 5. Pembrokshire were stunned at this clean sweep and knew that if Mid Ulster took the ooverall score the title was theirs. They certainly did not expect Mid Ulster to get off to the start they did building up a 25 shot lead after 4 ends. Mid zulster were in total control and the overall was never in doubt but the fact they they achieved a successive clean sweep showed a performance and team spirit reminiscent of the 5 in a row era.
Every member of the squad deserves the highest price for the way in which they turned a likely defeat into a tremendous win, one which left the Pembrokeshire team wondering what had hit them.