Keogh & Presidents Cup 2002/03 Champions
Paul Kearney, '81 & Paul Costello, '72
President John Kearney admires the Keogh Cup
Keogh Cup, Carton, Monday 4th October 2002
Carton House Golf Club, O'Meara Course
The Autumn Outing was revitalised this year following the unavoidable cancellation of the 2001 event due to a clash of dates with the National Day of Mourning.
The Union was delighted to have secured the magnificent O'Meara course at Carton House Golf Club as the venue for the Outing which was held on 4th October 2002. Dinner afterwards was in the Moyglare Manor.
Our sincere thanks go to the Mallaghan family, for their kind attention.
The Time Sheet was fully booked within days of being circulated and 82 players participated in an excellent day out. The results of the competition were as follows:
Winner Keogh Cup | Paul Kearney on 41 points |
Second | Niall McDonough on 38 points |
Third | Karl Hannan on 36 points |
Winner front nine | Joe Casey on 20 points |
Winner back nine | David Ronan on 20 points |
Gross | Jody Fanagan on 70 points |
The winner of the Ladies Prize was Rita McLaughlin (our only brave lady participant). The President said in his after dinner speech that he hopes to see more ladies and parents participate in the Autumn Golf Outings of the Union.
Presidents Cup, Milltown, Monday 9th June 2003,
Over sixty players took part in the event and the evening dinner was attended by almost seventy pastmen and their guests. By some minor miracle most players managed to stay reasonably dry for their round in spite of the very inclement weather conditions prevailing on the day.
The results of the competition were as follows:
The longest Drive: | Jonathan Tierney Class '90 |
The Closest to the Pin: | Robert Grimes Class '95 |
Winner back nine | Conor O'Toole Class '70 |
Winner front nine | Michael Kearney Class '74 |
Guest Prize | Gerry Coleman (37) Captain of Milltown |
3rd | David Ronan (37) Class '81 |
2nd | Robert Grimes (37) Class '95 |
1st and Winner Presidents Prize | Paul Costello (40) Class '72 |
A very special thank you is due to Lorcan Tiernan without whom there would simply be no golf outings.It was a most enjoyable occasion and the close relationship between Milltown Golf Club and the Union was reflected in the kind words of the President of the club, Mr Gerry Coleman, at the evening dinner, and the very relaxed atmosphere that prevailed throughout the day. Our thanks as usual to the staff at Milltown.