Phil “The Power” Taylor from Stoke bids to remain on course for a seventh Skybet World Darts Grand Prix title in Dublin tonight.

Ireland's last remaining contender in the World Darts Grand Prix was knocked out of the event at the City West Hotel in Dublin last night.

Darts legend Bob Anderson rolled back the years to send world number one Colin Lloyd crashing out of the Skybet World Grand Prix in Dublin tonight.

JOHN McIntyre was one of life’s misfits who got mixed up with the wrong crowd, became implicated in drugs and gun-running, and ended up being murdered in 1984.

Qualifier Andy Hamilton produced a brilliant display in Purfleet this afternoon to set up a third-round showdown with fellow Stoke player and defending Ladbrokes.com world champion Phil Taylor.

Oche legends Eric Bristow and John Lowe are among the famous names bidding for one of the remaining 16 places up for grabs in the Ladbrokes.com World Championship at tomorrow’s qualifying event.

Wayne Mardle produced another amazing fightback to become the first man to reach the quarter-finals of the Ladbrokes.com World Championship at the Circus Tavern in Purfleet today.

Third seed Peter Manley was the victim of the biggest upset so far at the Ladbrokes.com World Championship last night when beaten by unknown Dutch qualifier Josephus Schenk.

Cambridgeshire-based qualifier Andy Callaby faces the daunting prospect of taking on 11-times world champion Phil Taylor in the first round of the Skybet World Grand Prix in Dublin next month.

Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor will face former World Champion Steve Beaton as he looks to retain the Paddy Power World Grand Prix in Dublin next month.

John Part made it two-in-a-row claiming a second Ireland Open Classic title in 2002.

Colin Lloyd stormed into the World Matchplay semi-finals with an emphatic 16-6 demolition of a disappointing Keith Deller.

Keith Deller produced a magnificent comeback to beat World Number Two Alan Warriner 13-11 and move into the quarter-finals where he will lock horns with Colin Lloyd in the Stan James World Matchplay Darts Championships.

Phil Taylor confirmed his 'favourite' tag in the World Matchplay Darts Championship in Blackpool tag by surging into the last eight with a 13-6 demolition of the hapless Kevin Painter.

Dave Askew turned on the style to crush Peter Evison 10-4 and book his place in the second round of the PDC Stan James World Matchplay Open with a stellar display.

Number one seed Phil Taylor will face qualifier Shayne Burgess when the 2002 Stan James World Matchplay Darts Championship gets under way in Cardiff this weekend.

The draw has been made for the 2002 World Matchplay Darts Championship in Blackpool in England.

Steve Beaton held off the brave challenge of veteran Bob Anderson tonight to book his place in the second round of the Skol World Championship in Purfleet.

The first evening of the Stan James World Matchplay got the spectators on the edge of their seats with a series of nail biting matches, each of them fought to the end.