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Sponsor JP McManus presents winning owner Patricia Flanagan after her Faypoint Ranger won the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial Stake at Limerick on Saturday night | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
THE Con and Annie Kirby Memorial Stake final took place at Limerick Greyhound Stadium on Saturday night as the 2025 renewal came to a head and the night belonged to Faypoint Ranger as he completed a clean sweep in the Classic to secure the €80,000 winner’s prize.
Owned by Patricia Flanagan from Wexford, Faypoint Ranger is trained by Graham Holland who secured an impressive third win in the prestigious event in just four years.
Sponsored by Noreen & JP McManus in memory of her late parents, the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial also assigns each greyhound to a nominated Limerick GAA Club. Ballybrown GAA were the lucky winners and their terrific support of Faypoint Ranger secured a €10,000 payout for the club.
Faypoint Ranger was a hot favourite heading in to the Final and he justified his favouritism heading off a top-class field to secure the win in an impressive 28.05.
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