Mens Club

Medal Winner: Sean Cleary (5) 66 (L9)

Gross Medal: Frank Melia 74

Class 1: Robert Foley (9) 66

Class 2: John Roche (17) 71

Class 3: Gerry Kiely (20) 71

CSS 71

Against a nasty weather forecast, 46 competitors battled with a heavy breeze. Fortunately the promised rain fell elsewhere! Despite the tough conditions some very good scoring was achieved. We have only one Monday night left before our final on Sat. 29 Sept., so make a big effort to be there to bring our evening competitions to a close with a resounding bang. Also, get your name on the time-sheet for the Final and book yourself in for the Final Dinner and prize-giving.

First prize presented by: Patrick Crosbie.

Winner:  Willie Callaghan(27)       23pts.

2nd.       Dan Moore(19)               22pts.

3rd.        Eoai Keogh(21)              21pts.(23-2prev.)

4th.        Peter Gillett(19)             20pts.(22-2prev.)

5th.        Sean O’Sullivan(19)        19pts.(20-1prev.)

Twosies: Dan Moore

No further League Tables will be published until the Final Night, when all will be revealed!

John Robinson

Convener( Mondaynighters )

In miserable conditions, 29 competitors sallied forth and battled the nasty weather to bring in some commendable scores.

First Prize presented by Bernard Byrne:

Winner : Larry Banks         24(-2 for prev.) 22pts.

2nd.       Eoai Keogh          21(-1  ”     ”  ) 20pts.

3rd.        Kieran McHugh    18pts.(L6)

We have only two remaining competitions before our final on Saturday 29 Sept., so make sure you avail of the opportunity to get in another appearance before the season closes in and make sure you get your name on the final’s time-sheet – and the table plan for the dinner that night( dinner & wine €25.00 ).

John Robinson

Convener Mondaynighters

The Fingal Seniors held their penultimate competition in Balcarrick last Friday, in delightful conditions. Almost all the league clubs were represented and some scintillating golf was played by the 88 competitors.

Howth had won the Gala Day team prize in 2011 and were keen to retain the trophy. However, other clubs had contrary ideas and eventually our grip on the prize was broken by Westmanstown, who produced a magnificent team score of 217pts.( best 6 cards ) to win outright from Balbriggan in second place, with Howth third.

We gained some consolation with Muiris Heron winning Third place in the individual competition with a well crafted 38 pts. The overall singles winner was John Merrigan( Westmanstown ) on 40pts.

The final Fingal Seniors event is The Fingal Mixed Foursomes Competition on Friday 21 Sept. in Balcarrick, where Howth will be well represented and seeking to get our hands on some silverware.

John Robinson

Manager( Fingal Seniors Team )