Ranking

East Coasts

Nationals

South Coasts

Best 2

1

Simon Brien

8

1

2

Johnny Ross-Murphy

3

2

4

3

Cameron Good

2

6

4

6

4

Neil Hegarty

1

8

6

7

5

Ritchie Goodbody

4

5

9

6

Andrew Craig

5

4

21

9

7

Mick Cotter

22

13

3

16

8

John lavery

22

9

7

16

9

Martin Byrne

17

10

9

19

10

Don O Donoghue

6

16

21

22

11

James Matthews

10

12

21

22

12

John Kidney

9

15

21

24

13

Clare Hogan

13

18

11

24

14

Ward Woods

22

3

21

25

15

Mick Doorley

15

25

21

26

16

Robin Hennesey

22

7

21

28

17

Geoff Chadwick

7

27

21

28

18

Gary Treacy

22

28

8

29

19

Olaf Sorenson

22

14

15

29

20

Peter Dee

18

23

12

30

21

Donal Small

22

27

10

32

22

Jay Bourke

22

11

21

32

23

Peter O'Reilly

11

22

21

32

24

Chris Fleming

12

19

21

33

25

Michael Halpenny

16

17

21

33

26

Makham Nolan

21

27

13

34

27

John Finnegan

14

21

35

28

John Tait

22

27

14

36

29

Rob Bergin

22

27

16

38

30

Declan Hayes

21

27

17

38

31

Paddy Bishop

22

25

18

40

32

Andrew Cantwell

19

27

21

40

33

Mike Walsh

22

27

19

41

34

Tim Pearson

20

24

21

41

35

Paul Moriarty

22

20

21

41

36

Tony Kingston

22

27

20

42

Notes to accompany ranking list

1. We have been offered expect 10 places.
2. Ranking is is based on the Low Points System
3. Best two scores from East Coasts. Nationals and South Coasts to count
4. In the event of a tie the helmsman with the best overall result in either counting regatta wins (e.g. a helm with a 6 and a 10 beats one with two 8s)
5. If this does not break the tie (e.g. both helms are counting a fourth and a sixth) then we look at the individual race results, starting with the best regatta (the fourth). RRS Appendix A8 shall apply:— A8 SERIES TIES
A8.1 If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat's race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.

A8.2 If a tie still remains between two or more boats, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last race. Any remaining ties shall be broken by using the tied boats' scores in the next-to-last race and so on until all ties are broken. These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores.

6. The decision of the Officers of the Irish Dragon Association shall be final.

	Ranking List as of 31/12/04 for Euro and World C'ship 2005
Ranking		East Coasts	Nationals	South Coasts	Best 2

1	Simon Brien	8	1	1	2
2	Johnny Ross-Murphy	3	2	2	4
3	Cameron Good	2	6	4	6
4	Neil Hegarty	1	8	6	7
5	Ritchie Goodbody	4	5	5	9
6	Andrew Craig	5	4	21	9
7	Mick Cotter	22	13	3	16
8	John lavery	22	9	7	16
9	Martin Byrne	17	10	9	19
10	Don O Donoghue	6	16	21	22
11	James Matthews	10	12	21	22
12	John Kidney	9	15	21	24
13	Clare Hogan	13	18	11	24
14	Ward Woods	22	3	21	25
15	Mick Doorley	15	25	21	26
16	Robin Hennesey	22	7	21	28
17	Geoff Chadwick	7	27	21	28
18	Gary Treacy	22	28	8	29
19	Olaf Sorenson	22	14	15	29
20	Peter Dee	18	23	12	30
21	Donal Small	22	27	10	32
22	Jay Bourke	22	11	21	32
23	Peter O'Reilly	11	22	21	32
24	Chris Fleming	12	19	21	33
25	Michael Halpenny	16	17	21	33
26	Makham Nolan	21	27	13	34
27	John Finnegan	14	21	21	35
28	John Tait	22	27	14	36
29	Rob Bergin	22	27	16	38
30	Declan Hayes	21	27	17	38
31	Paddy Bishop	22	25	18	40
32	Andrew Cantwell	19	27	21	40
33	Mike Walsh	22	27	19	41
34	Tim Pearson	20	24	21	41
35	Paul Moriarty	22	20	21	41
36	Tony Kingston	22	27	20	42


	Notes to accompany ranking list 1. We have been offered expect 10 places. 2. Ranking is is based on the Low Points System 3. Best two scores from East Coasts. Nationals and South Coasts to count 4. In the event of a tie the helmsman with the best overall result in either counting regatta wins (e.g. a helm with a 6 and a 10 beats one with two 8s) 5. If this does not break the tie (e.g. both helms are counting a fourth and a sixth) then we look at the individual race results, starting with the best regatta (the fourth). RRS Appendix A8 shall apply:— A8 SERIES TIES A8.1 If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat's race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used. A8.2 If a tie still remains between two or more boats, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last race. Any remaining ties shall be broken by using the tied boats' scores in the next-to-last race and so on until all ties are broken. These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores. 6. The decision of the Officers of the Irish Dragon Association shall be final.