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These are exciting times for Borrisokane native Dylan Slevin who has created waves in the world of darts of late and is now set to make his European Grand Prix debut this May.
Newcomer to the big stage Dylan, who turned pro in February, maintained a strong start to 2023 on the circuit and in recent qualifiers reached the required standard to step up to the next grade.
At the weekend the Borrisokane star made the grade after taking down Maik Kuivenhoven in the European Tour qualifier, winning 6-3 in the end. He continued his good run of form but bowed out eventually in Wigan however he had done enough to qualify for the big stage.
This May the 20-year-old will take part in the European Grand Prix where his progress will be followed closely by darts lovers across Tipperary.
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