Wicklow People

ST PATRICK’S

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A beautiful day was had by all who took part in the St Patricks GAA Annual Golf Day in Wicklow Golf Club on Saturday, June 17.

The Scramble 4 ball competitio­n teed off at 9am. The overall winners were Gary Carthy, Tom Vickers, Mark Walsh and Stephen O’Brien.

In second place Tom Murphy, Ger Murphy, Michael Doyle and Alan Hester. Third: Mark Kavanagh, Paul Furlong, Sean Liddy and Glen Malone. Fourth: Pat Stapleton, Mary Stapleton, Kieran Stapleton and Ciaran T. Doyle.

Nearest the pin was won by Ciaran Doyle. The longest drive was won by Chris Bain while Valerie Brennan was successful in the Ladies longest drive.

The non GUI winners were: Ciaran Doyle, Donal Fitzgerald, Stephen Duffy and Aidan Small. It was great to see Keith Carty back playing sport, all in St Patricks wish him well for the future. On behalf of St Patricks GAA Club treasurer James Phelan thanked Wicklow Golf Club and Captain Tony Michaels for all their assistance on the day and the ground staff who had the course in excellent condition.

Thank you to John Doyle for all his help on the day in getting teams out and recording score cards. Thank you to all the sponsors on the day especially our main sponsor – SHARERIDGE.

Thank you to all those that did Trojan work behind the scenes to make the day a success especially Mary Cahill, Nora Dunne, Tommy Vickers, Davy Shannon, Markie Conway, Mick Murphy, Gerry Tiernan and Pat Stapleton.

It was not to be for the Wicklow County Camogie team in the Leinster Junior final replay against Offaly in Rathleague. Hard luck to our own dual stars Laura Manley and Erynn O’Brien.

Congratula­tions to Layla Hitchen who is the under-14 girl’s player of the month for May!

The next generation of hurling stars were enjoying themselves at training on Wednesday night. Of course only two can grab the coveted player of the week awards! Up this week were Tommy Morrissey under-7 and Leon Lawless under-6 - well done boys

Congratula­tions to clubman Alan Smullen and his wife Niamh and daughter Cara who welcomed a new arrival Sophie to the Smullen family.

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