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Year Venue Date SM SW JM JW
2011 Strathclyde Park, Scotland 23 July ENG ENG ENG IRL
2010 Inniscarra, Cork, Ireland 24 July ENG IRL WAL IRL
2009 Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, England 25 July ENG ENG ENG IRL
2008 Cardiff Bay, Cardiff, Wales 26 July ENG ENG SCO ENG
2007 Inniscarra, Cork, Ireland 28 July ENG ENG IRL IRL
2006 Strathclyde Park, Scotland 22 July ENG SCO ENG IRE
2005 Cardiff Bay, Cardiff, Wales 23 July ENG ENG ENG/SCO* ENG
2004 Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, England 24 July ENG ENG ENG IRL
2003 Inniscarra, Cork, Ireland 26 July ENG ENG IRL ENG
2002 Strathclyde Park, Scotland 27 July SCO ENG IRL ENG
2001 Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, England 28 July ENG ENG ENG ENG
2000 Ghent, Belgium 22 July ENG ENG ENG ENG
1999 Inniscarra, Cork, Ireland 24 July IRL IRL ENG/IRL* ENG
1998 Strathclyde Park, Scotland 25 July SCO ENG ENG SCO

* denotes a tie in number of points

The last 4 columns refer to the overall winner in each of the event categories: Senior Men (SM), Senior Women (SW), Junior Men (JM), and Junior Women (JW).

The match winners are found from calculating the total amount of points won by each country in each section (e.g. Junior Women). Countries receive 4 points for 1st place, 3 points for 2nd place, 2 points for 3rd place and 1 point for 4th.


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