Aingingein

The game of Aingingein originated in Ireland in 2003. It consists of five players. Each player takes a Dom (a goat's gallbladder) and flies through a series of burning barrels on a broomstick. The Dom is then be thrown into the final barrel. The winner is the player who completes the task in the shortest time, without catching on fire.

International Aingingein Tournament
The International Aingingein Tournament is held by the Ministry of Magic's Department of Magical Games and Sports every year in Ireland. One player from each country under the Ministry of Magic (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Egypt) auditions during the second week of July. The audition consists of series of Aingingein tournaments which consists of one person facing another person, the last person remaining will serve as their country's representative to the tournament. The final tournament is held on July 31st of every year at the Irish Aigningein Stadium. The winner is rewarded with a trophy and 1000 Galleons.

In 2005, a rule was made which stated that after a competitor wins the tournement three times, not necessarily in a row, may not compete in the tournament again.

Winners
2003 - Viktor Krum

2004 - Viktor Krum

2005 - Viktor Krum

2006 - Aidan Lynch

2007 - Aidan Lynch

2008 - Tom Marvolo Riddle

2009 - Tom Marvolo Riddle

2010 - Tom Marvolo Riddle