Aideen Walsh. Photograph: INPHO/Tom Maher ENNIS’ Aideen Walsh bids to make history this weekend when attempting to secure her third consecutive Irish Mid-Amateur Women’s title when she tees off at Rosslare Golf Links on Friday afternoon.
*Aideen Walsh. Photograph: Inpho ENNIS’ Aideen Walsh has been crowned the 2025 Bridgestone Women’s Order of Merit champion.
*Peter O’Keeffe (Douglas) and Aideen Walsh (Lahinch) were crowned Irish Mid-Amateur champions again at Tipperary. Photo: Fran Caffrey / Golffile. ENNIS’ Aideen Walsh retained her title as Irish Mid-Amateur champion on Sunday.
Defending champion Aideen Walsh is right in contention heading into the weekend at Tipperary. Photo: Thos Caffrey / Golffile. REIGNING champion Aideen Walsh got the defence of her Irish Mid-Amateur Women’s title off to a solid start as the Ennis golfer shares the day one lead with Kanturk’s Mairead Martin.
WOODSTOCK GOLF CLUB’s JB Carr panel and management defeated Tralee at Woodstock at the weekend in the second leg of what proved to be a very strong performance.
*Aideen Walsh. Photo: Thos Caffrey / Golffile. ENNIS golfer Aideen Walsh extended her lead at the top of the Women’s Bridgestone Order of Merit after a second successive win, when she claimed the Carlow Women’s Scratch Cup with a five-shot victory over the weekend.
Aideen Walsh and Ruairi O’Connor pictured with their trophies at Portsalon. Photo: Fran Caffrey / Golffile. Woodstock’s Aideen Walsh was crowned Irish Mid-Amateur champion at the weekend in Portsalon, winning with a score of -5, one ahead of Emma O’Driscoll Ballybunion.
Áine Dongan putting. Photograph: Joe Buckley ENNIS DUO Áine Donegan and Aideen Walsh have failed to make the cut to the final two rounds of the KPMG Women’s Irish Open.
*Aideen Walsh and Áine Donegan. Photograph: John Mangan THOUSANDS of golf followers will descend on Dromoland Castle this weekend to witness many of the game’s leading female golfers compete for the Irish ladies open title with locals backing Clare duo Aideen Walsh and Áine Donegan.
*Leona Maguire teeing off in front of the iconic Dromoland Castle during the 2022 Irish Open. Photograph: Joe Buckley LEONA MAGUIRE is the home favourite for the KPMG Women’s Irish Open which returns to Dromoland Castle this week and she’s determined to give the strong support “as much to cheer about as possible”.