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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Photo shows, front row (l to r): Noel O'Brien, Catherine Senior, P.J. Dolan. Back row: Pat O'Gorman, Paul Cremmins, Mary Hillery.
A recently held golf classic at Clonmel Golf Club in aid of Place4U renovation fund, realised €24,300.
This facility in the heart of Clonmel, which acts as a host for various community, charitable and social organisations/activities, does not receive any public finding. As a charity, it therefore relies on fundraising projects to cover extra but essential costs such as: the completion of the renovation of the building and the repayment of a substantial loan which should be repaid in full by 2030.
All at Place4U are most grateful to everyone who contributed in any way to this event: committee members, sponsors, teams who played on the day, those who bought raffle tickets and Clonmel Golf Club who facilitated the Classic.
Photo shows, front row (l to r): Noel O'Brien, Catherine Senior, P.J. Dolan. Back row: Pat O'Gorman, Paul Cremmins, Mary Hillery.
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