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The Brennigan Bullseye: A Cyper-TrophyThe ancient game of darts was invented in Ireland in 223 A.D. and was originally known as "dartes-throwing." Competitors would hurl miniature arrows at chalk circles drawn on the bottom of a wine barrel. The smallest circle, in the middle, was an ancient form of what today we would call the "bullseye," but in times of yore it would have been colored in with whale-dick pigment or sheep's blood. The game has come a long way since then, and it's now known simply as "darts." We're proud at Brennigan's to carry on the tradition. This page is our "Cyper Trophy," an honorary plaque for the current darts championship of the bar. 
In Memoriam of a ChampionBarry Ainnileas MagrewFor many a year, Barry wore the crown among the Brennigan’s Hole Dart players, his dart flying swift and true.
On Thursday, November 20th, Barry was hit by the most dangerous dart of all: a police horse.
Let's raise a glass to Barry Magrew: we will miss ye, friend.
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