CLARE DUO, Áine Donegan and Aideen Walsh have been selected to represent Ireland at the Women’s Home Internationals which take place at Ballyliffin golf club, Donegal next week (August 3 to 5).

While Aideen has previously represented Ireland at the Carey Cup and the Euro Nations, this is her first full international cap and is due recognition of her success over the past eighteen months.

On the men’s Home International team, six participants at this year’s South of Ireland have been selected including the four semi-finalists. They will be joined by Mark Power, Robert Moran and Matthew McClean who were part of the successful GB&I team that won the St Andrew’s Links Trophy last week.

Áine and Aideen are members of Woodstsock and Lahinch golf clubs while Mark Power is a member of Lahinch.

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