Ennis mourns deaths of three business stalwarts of the town
*John O’Dea. THREE PROMINENT Ennis business people have died this week, ending respective eras across different industries.
Lahinch Golf Club
Lahinch ladies chasing senior cup honours
LAHINCH ladies senor cup team will take on Kilkenny in the All-Ireland competition at Douglas in Cork on this Saturday. The team is managed by Valerie Shannon and Aedin McCarthy.
Aideen eyes Mid-Amateur hat-trick in Rosslare
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.
Crowe flies high to claim Kerry Boys Plate Championship
*Seán Crowe, winner of the Kerry Boys Plate Championship at Ballybunion Golf Club pictured with Captain Vincent Moloney. Photograph: Francis Bennett. WOODSTOCK JUNIOR Captain Seán Crowe reigned supreme in the Kerry Boys Plate Championship.
Aideen crowned Bridgestone Order of Merit champion
*Aideen Walsh. Photograph: Inpho ENNIS’ Aideen Walsh has been crowned the 2025 Bridgestone Women’s Order of Merit champion.
Woodstock win JB Carr & over 400 play captain’s prize in Lahinch
WOODSTOCK were crowned Munster champions while 421 players took part in the captain’s prize at Lahinch Golf Club.
Fairway to Heaven – Trump Doonbeg leading contender to host Irish Open
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis. CO CLARE is on course to host The Irish Open for the second time in less than a decade with a deal close to getting over the line for Trump Doonbeg to be the official venue.
Jubilation, epidurals & unwavering support – the story of how Kilfenora’s Jonathan Keane became first local winner of The South since 1968
*Jonathan Keane celebrates winning the South of Ireland Men’s Amateur Open where he is lifted by Aaron McNulty & Oisin Vaughan. Photograph: INPHO/Ben Brady KILFENORA’S Jonathan Keane had his finest sporting hour to date when winning a title which had so much personal significance for him.
Kilfenora’s Keane wins South of Ireland title in Lahinch
KILFENORA’s Jonathan Keane has become the first Clare winner of the South of Ireland Golf Championships in half a century.
Lahinch local Keane eyes up dream South success on home course
LAHINCH’s Jonathan Keane is today (Sunday) aiming to become the first local golfer representing the club in over half a century to win the Pierse Motors South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship.