Dick Fitzgerald Cup Set for Castleisland GC on May 18th – 20th

At the launch of the third Dick Fitzgerald Cup Golf Competition were: Elaina Fitzgerald Kane, Woodlands Hotel and Spa; Patsy Sweeney, Castleisland Golf Club President; Conor Fitzgerald, Woodlands Hotel and Spa; Denis O’ Sullivan, Castleisland Golf Club Captain; Mary Fitzgerald, Woodlands Hotel and Spa; Mary Ann Downes, Castleisland Golf Club Lady Captain; Richard Fitzgerald, Woodlands Hotel and Spa and John Manton, event organiser,

The third annual Dick Fitzgerald Cup will take place in Castleisland Golf Club from Friday, May 18th. to Sunday 20th. inclusive.

The 2018 competition was launched in the Woodlands House Hotel and Spa in Adare over the weekend.

Family and Club Members at Launch

The Fitzgerald family members are delighted that Dick is being honoured by Castleisland Golf Club – a short pitch and run from where he was born.

Present for the launch were Dick’s wife Mary, sons Richard and Conor and daughter Elayna along with representatives from Castleisland Golf Club including club Captain Denis O’ Sullivan, Lady Captain Mary Ann Downes , President Patsy Sweeney, club secretary, Mairead Guirey and competition organiser, John Manton.

Same Format

The format again this year is a four man team a fourball and two singles at a cost of €100 per team.

There are great prizes sponsored by the Fitzgerald family including: The first prize is four weekends away for two people in either The Woodlands House Hotel and Spa in Adare or their twin hotel, Vienna Woods in Glanmire, Cork.

Best Ladies Team

There is also a prize for best ladies team.

For bookings please contact the clubhouse on 066 71 41709 or email office@castleislandgc.com

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