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Michael Smith holds aloft the Sid Waddell trophy after his stunning victory in the PDC World Darts Championship final over Michael van Gerwen. Photograph: Luke Walker/Getty Images
Recently crowned world darts champion Michael Smith will be making an appearance at the Castle Arms Hotel in Durrow on Friday the third of February. The man from Merseyside defeated Michael Van Gerwen 7-4 in an amazing 2023 final this week. It was Smiths first ever world championship having lost the final 12 months previous.
On his way to defeating defeated the three-time world champion, Smith pulled off a nine-darter much to the delight of the fans at Ally Pally More below tweet.
THIS IS INSANE!!! WHAT A LEG OF DARTS!!
— Sky Sports Darts (@SkySportsDarts) January 3, 2023
MICHAEL SMITH HITS A NINE DARTER!! pic.twitter.com/T6HWmRCQYX
Smith will be joined by fellow darts players Willie O'Connor, Ricky Evans, and Nathan Aspinall. Tickets are 25 euros each and can be bought here. The event is being held in aid of Cystic Fibrosis
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