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06 Sept 2025
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ROUNDFORT native Conor Heneghan will compete at the prestigious Series 7 Champions event after claiming his first ever MODUS Super Series weekly title.
After a tough qualifying group, Heneghan defeated both Danny Jansen and Justin Smith on a 4-3 scoreline before seeing off Carlo van Peer 4-2 in the semi-final.
Facing Andy Boulton in the final, Heneghan defied a 99 average from his opponent to win a deciding leg on double five.
He will now compete against the eleven other weekly winners for the jackpot of €25,000 in ten weeks’ time.
Speaking to The Mayo News (Monday), Heneghan said that he aims to compete at professional level in the future.
The Super Series is a weekly tournament featuring 12 players, who compete during the week to win a place in the finals group.
Heneghan has competed at the tournament on several previous occasions and scooped €4,500 in prize money for his win, which was streamed live on YouTube.
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