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Irina started her international career with her native Russia where she won a gold medal in the Ladies Pairs with Anastasia Dobromyslova. Irina always felt though that it was not right playing for Russia as she never played in any Russian ranking events in order to qualify for the team. Having lived in Germany for many years, and with the German organisation asking her on several occasions, Irina took time out from international appearances in order to be eligible for the German team. In 2013 Irina made her debut at the WDF World Cup singles for Germany in Canada where she finished runner up to England`s Deta Hedman. This was not her debut for Germany though she had previously played in the Lorna Croft Friendship Cup, helping Germany to win it for the first time in its history, she also played for Germany in the WDF Europe Cup.

2012 came and Irina again qualified for Lakeside ( 2013 ) Overall results for the year were as follows:

Irina once again qualified for Lakeside, 2011, and lost in the semi finals. Other results went well this year and were as follows:

2010 saw Irina at Lakeside for the first time, losing the quarter finals to Deta Hedman. During the course of the year Irina had the following results:

Irina continued her good form into 2009 and secured qualification for the Lakeside World Championship by winning the England Open. She also made up for last year's disappointment by ensuring qualification for the Zuiderduin.

Her performances in 2008 included wins in the French Open, Dortmund Open, German Gold Cup, Open Holland, and the Primus Masters. She was also the runner-up of the England Open, Swiss Open, and the Danish Open, and moved to as high as 3rd in the world rankings.

Despite her successes during 2008, Irina was surprisingly overlooked for a place in the Zuiderduin Masters, a BDO major held in the Netherlands. Having missed out initially on an automatic place for the tournament by just one place, a spot was made available after Anastasia was forced to withdraw from the competition after Dutch authorities prevented her from playing in the event because of her visa problems, but it was given to Lisa Ashton, who would go on to win the tournament. Still hoping for a wild card, this was then handed to German player Monique Lessmeister, who at the time was ranked 66 places below her in the world rankings.

Irina started out playing ten-pin bowling until she was pregnant and decided to pick up darts. From then, she has quickly risen to be one of the top lady players in the world. She picked up wins in the singles and pairs events in the Belgium Open and Finland Open, and followed it up with a win in the German Open pairs with Carina Ekberg of Sweden,. Her greatest achievement to date came at the 2007 WDF World Cup in Rosmalen, Netherlands, where she won the Ladies' Pairs title with Anastasia Dobromyslova.

Ever since breaking into the top 10 of the WDF world rankings in 2007 (5th) Irina has been ever present in the top 3.

5th 2007 2nd 2008 2nd 2009 3rd 2010 2nd 2011 2nd 2012 3rd 2013

Irina Armstrong (Russian: Ирина Армстронг , born Irina Loginova on December 6, 1970 in Vologda) is a Russian-born German darts player, nicknamed Ice Baby.