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West of Ireland 2011

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  • #2
    goodgolfer64
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 307 ✭✭goodgolfer64


    many boardsies going??there myself earlier in week....easy with no wind.. :(


  • #3
    big_drive
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    Niall Gorey- muskerry. Is that correct? Thought he was Lee Valley.


  • #4
    f22
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    big_drive wrote: »
    Niall Gorey- muskerry. Is that correct? Thought he was Lee Valley.

    He was, unless he's moved


  • #5
    AGC
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    I see James Monaghan gone to Royal Dublin as well


  • #6
    goodgolfer64
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    AGC wrote: »
    I see James Monaghan gone to Royal Dublin as well

    rumour has it he is studyin in the financial sector to be CLICKY with the ra ri ra's moved to RD to potentially improve his prospects......


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  • #7
    f22
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    goodgolfer64 wrote: »
    rumour has it he is studyin in the financial sector to be CLICKY with the ra ri ra's moved to RD to potentially improve his prospects......

    Debatable, his mates are members in RD aswell as the island being in pretty ****e condition the last few years. I doubt he's paying fees now either.


  • #8
    Mister Sifter
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    I'd say there were a lot of tears in the Island over that one. He'll fit nicely where he's gone, mind.


  • #9
    gorfield
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    f22 wrote: »
    He was, unless he's moved


    Moved.
    A better club all round with a stronger prospect to win at senior level.


  • #10
    f22
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,361 ✭✭✭f22


    gorfield wrote: »
    Moved.
    A better club all round with a stronger prospect to win at senior level.

    Good man, best of luck


  • #11
    pinkdoubleeagle
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    only made the reserve list. Still hoping to get in


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  • #12
    f22
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    Hope the weather is better than last year, horrendous is an understatement!


  • #13
    goodgolfer64
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 307 ✭✭goodgolfer64


    f22 wrote: »
    Hope the weather is better than last year, horrendous is an understatement!

    had heard that...still dont know why they dont move it closer again to summer months...that west coast is unplayable when it blows hard...


  • #14
    Sligored
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 470 ✭✭Sligored


    from padraig harringtons website

    PADRAIG HARRINGTON: As an amateur we used to play a tournament in the west of Ireland. It was our opening championship of the year and we played it in March. By description it's in the west of Ireland looking out to the Atlantic Ocean. Next stop would be New York. As you stand there it's kind of on the sea or kind of on the cliff edge and you can see the weather fronts come in, and the weather used to get so bad that it was close to gale force winds, hailstorms. When the real bad winds came in you used to have to huddle into little ravines or whatever or bunkers to protect yourself from the hailstorms. You would be wearing a tee shirt, like a polo neck -- you'd wear a vest, a polo neck, a tee shirt, two jumpers and a rain jacket, and you could feel the hailstorms through that, so you had to huddle. Thankfully being a player I got to get in the middle.

    Q. What was the name of the course?

    Q. What was the name of the course?

    PADRAIG HARRINGTON: Rosses Point.

    Q. So that was a tournament, though?

    PADRAIG HARRINGTON: Oh, yeah, championship tournament.


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