Woodstock’s Michael Cashman team defeated Newcastle West 4/1 in Newcastle West on Saturday to qualify for the final which will take place on Sunday October 18 at Cahir Park.
In the final they will face Thurles who are managed by Ennis native Pat Coote, a brother of Woodstock team member Tony.
The Woodstock team is managed by Johnnie Clune and Brendan Neylon. The pairings against Newcastle West were Tony Coote and Oisin Kelly; Colin Higgins and Cathal Kelly; Liam McInerney and John Baker; Gerard Griffey and Kieran Patton, Michael O’Brien and Ollie McNamara. The other members of the panel are Liam O’Connor, Jack Duffy, Barry Keane and Jarlath Fahy.
Last week’s AMR open singles in which twenty two played was won by Philip McElroy (Ennis) (22) with 44 points followed by Paudie O’Connell (13) with 37 points. In the grand final on Saturday the winner was Kenneth Fielding (16) with 38 points.
The weekend’s club singles in which 77 played was won by Noel Mulcahy (11) with 41 points. Alan Markham (1) won the gross with 38 points.
Category 1 was won by Cormac Walsh (3) with 36 points from Josh Bravender (4), also with 36 points.
Darragh Lynch (11) with 37 points won category 2 on a countback from Kevin Toner (12) while category 3 was won by Mike Horgan (24) with 35 points.
Winners in the 2’s competition were Joe Green (8th), Jamie Ivors (8th) and Stephen Clancy (11th).
The competition this weekend will be an open singles
Aidan Mulcahy has won the Breen Building Design Ltd Woodstock Masters Order of Merit 2026. This Order of Merit was compiled from qualifying club singles played off the Green Tees over the season.
This week’s seniors competition was won by Frank McEnery and John Dormer with 65 points
Ennis Golf Club:
Last week’s men’s singles stableford competition at Ennis was won by Mark Geraghty (10) with 40 points. He had one to spare over Flan Lyons (15) with third place filled by John M. Lillis (23) with 37 points. Tom Saunders won the gross with 26 points.
The senior ladies 14 hole scramble was won by Carmel Verling, Kathleen Pyne and Margaret Flanagan from Kate Farley, Josephine Tone and Joan Tassie.
The 9 hole scramble winners were Bernie Brooks, Mary McGrath Fahy and Ann Kehoe.
Last week’s ladies 18 hole singles stableford competition was won by Mary Lenihan (16) with 31 points. The category winners were Rose Enright (17) with 29 points, Monica Finnerty (30) with 30 points and Marie Connolly (44) with 20 points.
The 9 hole competition was won on a countback by Caroline Magee (22) with 18 points from Bridget Hoey (14).
The category winners were Peggy Costello (10) with 11 points, Mary Woulfe (18) with 16 points and Valerie Wall (23) with 15 points.
Last week’s senior men’s competition was won by Tony McInerney, Liam Barry, Michael Cummins and Sal Milan with 76 points from Paul Kenny, Gerry Kelly, Matt Flynn and John R Ryan with 69 points.
In third place with 67 points were John C McNamara, Ian McMorrow, Frank Sheedy and Pat Garry with 67 points and they were followed by Pat G McInerney, Jimmy Kearns, Michael Clancy and Michael Cusack also with 67 points.
In fifth place were Eamonn Corry, Damon Murphy, Tim Kelly and Michael Irwin followed by Tommy Timpson, Liam McCannon, Frank Cullinan and Michael Torpey and both those teams also had 67 points.
Dromoland Golf Club:
The men’s stableford competition at Dromoland at the weekend was won by Garrett Quinn with 39 points and he was one ahead of Seamus Cusack with Enda Heneghan, also with 38 points in third place. Patrick Moylan won the category for those with handicaps of 20 and over with 32 points while the gross was won by Jason Ryan with 36 points.
The 9 hole competition winner was Sean Hayes with 21 points from Pat Bergin with 19 with Paudie Dorgan in third place, also with 19 points.
The ladies 18 hole player of the year competition was won by Deirdre Cooney with 35 points and she was two ahead of Sinéad Burke Keogh while the gross was won by Mairead Bergin.
Colette Colleran with 18 points won the 9 hole competition from Linda Kochhar with 18 points.
Kilrush Golf Club:
The winner of the Martin Ward ladies 18 hole singles stableford competition at Kilrush last week was Miriam Saunders (25) with 41 points.
The category winners were Mary Lyons (19) with 40 points, Anna Moody (21) with 38 points and Nicki Harvey (39) with 31 points.
The Whelan’s Garage men’s open singles v par was won by John Clancy (16) with 6 up. He was one ahead of Joe Dillon (35) with third place filled by Andrew O’Neill (14) with 2 up. The gross was won by Declan O’Donovan.
East Clare Golf Club:
Rachel O’ Halloran (26) won the ladies 18 hole stableford competition at East Clare with 38 points.
The ladies Wednesday competition was won by Brid Hayes, Mary Fitzgerald and Mary Stritch from Connie McKenna, Mary Hagan and Teresa Bradley with third place filled by Margaret Egan, Mary Dinan and Amanda Dalton.
In the men’s section the senior scratch cup was won by Jack Whelan (0.4) from the host club with 70 from Luke Carey (-1) from Limerick with 73.
Host club member Ronan Molloy (3.9) won the junior scratch cup with 73 from Limerick’s Luke Scully (3.9) with 75.
James Casey (13.5) from Ennis won the intermediate scratch cup with 81 from Shannon’s David Duhig (11.2) with 82.
The minor scratch cup was won by Richard Meehan (23.0) with 95 from Teddy Murphy (18.1) who also had 95 and both are from the East Clare club.
Last week’s senior men’s competition was won by Willie Roche, Tom Larkin and John Fielding with 83 points from Terry Coughlan, John Nihill and Nick Ryan with 77 points with third place filled by Kieran McNamara, Chris Davis and Michael Heffernan with 76 points.
Friday’s mixed scramble was won by Chris Davis, Deirdre Muldoon and Connie McKenna from Brian Corry, Brid Hayes, Annette Madden and Mary Farrell.
Gort Golf Club:
The Autumn 18 hole stroke competition at Gort, sponsored by Adrian Quinn Car Sales was won by Alan Fogarty (16) with 64.
The category winners were Martin Callanan (10) with 69, Eoin Donnellan (16) with 66 and John O’Mahony (21) with 70. The gross was won by Joe Burke (4) with 74.
Tony Naughton had a hole in one at the 5th hole.
The overall winner in the Friday open singles was Tony Curran (10) with 38 points while the category winners were Kevin Moran (5) with 35 points, Gary Tierney (17) with 35 points and Des O’Reilly (21), also with 35 points. David Callanan (4) with 31 points won the gross.
Last week’s ladies 18 hole singles stableford competition saw
Sinead Collins (7) win category 1 with 40 points. Category 2 honours went to Ellen Dolan (27) with 39 points while category 3 was won by Carmel Broder (36) with 31 points.
Fanny O’Deas society:
Nenagh was the venue for an outing for the Fanny O’Deas society last week when twenty members participated in the Custy Construction sponsored event.
Winner on the day was Gerry Lernihan with 36 points and he had one to spare over Paul Faughnan with third place filled by Liam Griffin also with 35 points. Nigel Lynch was fourth with 34 points.
The society’s next outing is to Castlegregory in Kerry on October 10.
