THROWBACK VIDEO: A look back at William O'Connor's spine-tingling walk-on from Premier League Darts in Dublin
PDCThursday, 23 February 2023 at 11:00
In 2020, William O'Connor made his debut as one of the 'contenders' at the Premier League Darts in Ireland.
The Irish darter did so very decently, but a good result proved out of reach for O'Connor. Thanks in part to two big finishes, the win went to Van Gerwen (7-4).
The Irishman did create a great atmosphere in the 3Arena in Dublin with his appearance. To the Cranberries' song Zombie, The Magpie made his way to the stage. The song was heartily sung along by the thousands of Irish fans in the venue.
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