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Pictured from left to right: Sean Kennedy (representing competition sponsor, Terence Kennedy), Betty Lonergan (competition winner) and Lady Captain Eta Barry Walsh.
Gratitude, once again to Terence Kennedy for once again sponsoring the Ladies Christmas Hamper competition.
Recently, Terence's son Sean Kennedy and Lady Captain, Eta Barry Walsh presented the prizes in the clubhouse.
Congratulations to Betty Lonergan, the champion with an impressive 49 points!
Mary Smyth secured second place with 48 points.
Roisin Quinlivan clinched the gross prize.
Helen O’Donoghue came third with 47 points.
4th place went to Grace Buckley with 46 points.
5th place also on 46 points was our Lady Captain, Eta Barry Walsh.
Finola Foley picked up the 6th prize with 43 points.
Also finishing on 43 points, 7th and 8th went to Mary Burke and Sinead Healy respectively.
Well done to all the winners and thank you again to Terence Kennedy for the sponsorship.
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