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Boylepoker sponsored pro Marty Smyth has a phenomenal live event record, having won the 2007 Irish Open, 2008 WSOP PLO, as well as the 2008 Poker Million. You can follow Marty's progress at Boylepokerblog.com.  

Despite earning $1 million plus in tournament play over the years, Padraig Parkinson is perhaps best known for his broadcasting and writing skills. His blogs are not to be missed.

Nicky Power is one of the most popular players on the Irish poker scene today. With over €250,000 in live event winnings since turning professional in 2005, Nicky has a proven track record of running deep in live tournaments.

Irish poker pro John O'Shea is a regular contributor to the Boylepoker blog. Honest (sometimes a little too honest!) and always with a tale to tell, John's blogs are a must read for poker fans.

Peter rose to prominence on the Irish poker scene with the 'Murphy's Multiplier Challenge', when he successfully managed to turn $100 into $10,000 in less than 11 weeks at Boylepoker.com.

2009 IPC Champion Rory Rees Brennan is another young Irish poker pro who has enjoyed enormous success both on and off line.

Andy Ward is a widely respected player, primarily known for his impressive online record. Andy won over $300k in 2009 alone. He plays live events regularly and has won over $325k in live tournaments worldwide.

Rory is a prolific player on the Irish poker scene, playing both cash games and tournaments. He is one of Ireland’s up and coming poker talents.

Recently crowned BOSP II winner, Darren Naylor is sure to have a bright future ahead of him and you can follow his progress over the coming months, right here on the Boylepoker blog.

Andrew Grimason is well known on the Irish poker scene and has recorded over $75,000 in live tournament wins. He is one of the new breed of young Irish players having learned the game with the likes of Boylepoker pro’s John O’Shea and Rory Rees Brennan.

A veteran of the European poker circuit, Boylepoker.com Poker Manager Paul Spillane has no shortage of stories to tell and never pulls his punches.