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06 Sept 2025
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The PDC tour goes again this evening
Tipperary darts star Dylan Slevin has dusted himself off after coming out the wrong side of a close tie at the Dutch Open and he is ready to get going again on the next leg of the PDC Euro Tour this evening.
The action moves over the border this weekend to Wieze in Belgium where the Borrisokane native will compete in the Belgian Darts Open.
Dylan is drawn against two-time major winner Daryl Gurney in the first round, with the game set to get underway at approximately 6.30pm.
The Derry native is an experienced competitor but Dlyan Slevin has proven his pedigree over the recent competitions and will fancy his chances tonight.
The winner will progress to the second round tomorrow around lunchtime to take on Martin Schindler from Germany. The busy schedule allows each darts player a chance to progress over the coming weeks and no doubt Dylan Slevin is well capable of competing with the best on the PDC Euro Tour.
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