Gerwyn Price took down darts Luke Littler and Luke Humphries at the Premier League Darts in Dublin before beating Nathan Aspinall in the final.

Luke Littler will look to land more Premier League success in Dublin before legging it back home to be at Warrington Wolves - who will name their stadium after the world champion

PREMIER League Darts has returned TONIGHT with the roadshow moving on to Dublin. Teenage sensation Luke Littler won Night Two in Glasgow last week after he beat World No1 Luke Humphries 6-5 in a

Luke Littler's frustration boiled over as he suffered a fifth consecutive defeat to Gerwyn Price in the Premier League Darts Night 3 quarter-final in Dublin. The 18-year-old from Warrington was seen throwing his darts case to the floor as he left the stage following the 6-4 loss at the 3Arena.

After Littler's epic battle with rival Luke Humphries in last week's final in Glasgow, it's Dublin's turn to host one of darts' most prestigious competitions

Gerwyn Price moves second in Premier League table after night win in Dublin; Price defeated Luke Littler and Luke Humphries before beating Nathan Aspinall in the final; watch Premier League Darts ever

Luke Littler had a pop at the packed crowd at the Premier League Darts in Dublin after nailing a pressure 109 checkout vs Gerwyn Price.

Gerwyn Price beat Nathan Aspinall 6-3 in the final to win night three of Premier League Darts in Dublin. The 2021 world champion was in scintillating form throughout the evening and beat world champion Luke Littler and world number one Luke Humphries to reach the final.

The Welshman had beaten world champion Luke Littler and world number one Luke Humphries on his way to the final.