E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress (2005)

Player: Richard J Palliser

page 1 of 1; 10 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. R Paramos vs R Palliser   1-0 52 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress B96 Sicilian, Najdorf 2. T Johansson vs R Palliser   0-1 27 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress B20 Sicilian 3. R Palliser vs K McPhillips   ½-½ 47 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress D35 Queen's Gambit Declined 4. R Palliser vs I Thompson   1-0 86 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress D47 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 5. R Palliser vs Carrmelo   ½-½ 39 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress B06 Robatsch 6. R Palliser vs D Howell 0-1 27 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress D91 Grunfeld, 5.Bg5 7. D Brandenburg vs R Palliser   ½-½ 25 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress B90 Sicilian, Najdorf 8. T Healy vs R Palliser   0-1 58 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress B92 Sicilian, Najdorf, Opocensky Variation 9. R Palliser vs P Hitzler   0-1 34 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress E15 Queen's Indian 10. M Young vs R Palliser   0-1 12 2005 E.U. Championship and Cork Chess Congress B23 Sicilian, Closed   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Palliser wins | Palliser loses

Apr-03-05    cade: Congratulations /sarcasm Apr-03-05    THE pawn: What's the cork chess congress? Apr-03-05    hintza: A chess congress played in Cork, Ireland. Fairly obvious I would have thought. Apr-03-05    THE pawn: Didn't know about Cork, sorry. Apr-03-05    hintza: Don't be sorry! It is not a particularly famous place to my knowledge! I just happen have been to Ireland :-) Apr-03-05    Christian Sword: Did they really play so many games using the uncommon opening A00 Apr-03-05    hintza: <Christian Sword> No, if you look at the games you will find most of the A00 games have been misclassified. Some kind of error maybe, or <chessgames.com> just hasn't sorted out the ECO codes yet for whatever reason. Apr-03-05    biglo: Cork was designated the European City of Culture for a year (open to cities within the European Union). This was a European Union Chess Championship held in conjunction with that. Apr-03-05    PaddyAlekhine: Excellent choice. Although I would´ve preferred Belfast. Apr-03-05    chessgames.com: The PGN files we got from the official site were full of errors; some of them even had the wrong year! We're still sorting out the names, ECO codes, etc. The openings should be corrected soon. Thanks. Apr-03-05    aw1988: The wrong YEAR? This is taken from the actual scoresheets? I hope not, I would be quite worried if some of the players didn't know it was 2005. I wonder what some of the years were listed as? Apr-04-05    PawnOfTheDead: I believe that one of the players - Jesus Nogueiras - put down the date as 0000. He mentioned something about it being his birthday. Apparently he missed the last round - had an appointment with a cross. Apr-04-05    Pawsome: My nomination for the Bad Taste Kibbitz of the year is the Jesus Nogueiras crack by <PawnOftheDead> : ( Apr-04-05    biglo: Also he shows his ignorance as it was a Euro event except for the invited Mr Benjamin and so Cubans were not included plus there was no year zero. Apr-06-05    PawnOfTheDead: <Pawsome>Would I get a trophy if I won? <Biglo>Thanks very much for pointing out the factural errors in my post. This is a grave matter for me as I wrote the post solely in order to educate the ill-informed about Jesus and any factual mistakes therein are therefore of huge embarassment to me. Get a life, you silly yak.

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