New buggy paths sponsored by Ei Electronics have been unveiled at Shannon Golf Club.

Plaudits have been extended to CEO of Ei Electronics Mick Guinee and Ei Manufacturing Manager Paul Kilbridge for their involvement in the upgrades. Captain of Shannon Golf Club, Keith Buckley praised Mick for his “phenomenal” support of the region and the generosity shown by Paul and the entire company.

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