Donegan selected on Curtis Cup team
*Beth Coulter, Áine Donegan and Sara Byrne ENNIS’ Áine Donegan is among the three Irish golfers to be selected on the 2024 Great Britain & Ireland Curtis Cup team.
*Beth Coulter, Áine Donegan and Sara Byrne ENNIS’ Áine Donegan is among the three Irish golfers to be selected on the 2024 Great Britain & Ireland Curtis Cup team.
*Mick Guinee, Founder Chairman and CEO of Ei Electronics with Aine Donegan. ENNIS golfer, Áine Donegan has signed a partnership deal with Shannon based Ei Electronics.
*John Conlon celebrates at the final whistle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill IN ITS UNIQUE way, The Clare Echo sporting awards are the pinnacle of accolades that all athletes and coaches aspire to win.
Áine Dongan putting. Photograph: Joe Buckley ENNIS DUO Áine Donegan and Aideen Walsh have failed to make the cut to the final two rounds of the KPMG Women’s Irish Open.
*Aideen Walsh and Áine Donegan. Photograph: John Mangan THOUSANDS of golf followers will descend on Dromoland Castle this weekend to witness many of the game’s leading female golfers compete for the Irish ladies open title with locals backing Clare duo Aideen Walsh and Áine Donegan.
*Leona Maguire teeing off in front of the iconic Dromoland Castle during the 2022 Irish Open. Photograph: Joe Buckley LEONA MAGUIRE is the home favourite for the KPMG Women’s Irish Open which returns to Dromoland Castle this week and she’s determined to give the strong support “as much to cheer about as possible”.
*Sean Desmond playing the South of Ireland in Lahinch. Photograph: Brian Arthur LAHINCH GOLF CLUB was sitting on a record €4.7 million cash fund at the end of June due to bumper green fee receipts this summer.
Despite the absence of Áine Donegan due to her involvement in the US Open, Lahinch ladies senior cup successfully defended their West Munster Area title at Castletroy Golf Club.
ENNIS’ ÁINE Donegan made her mark in the US Women’s Open and certainly collected an array of new supporters while taking to the fairways of Pebble Beach.
ENNIS NATIVE, Áine Donegan is currently in second place in the US Women’s Open after a storming opening round in what is her first major.