OPEN WEEK RESULTS

Monday – Dooley Insurance Group Mens & Ladies Singles

Mens – 1 Paddy Doyle 40pts

          2 Tim Dooley 38pts

          3 Barney Sheedy 37pts (V)

Ladies -1 Sophie Dooley 47pts (42) (V)
  2 Mary Mather 37 (18)
 3 Ann Murphy 37 (41)

Tuesday – Mens Seniors Sponsor – Tommy Byrne

1 Pat Mullarkey 43pts

2 Andrew Flynn 41pts

3 Eamon Nolan 39pts

Wednesday – Fitzpatricks Kildare sponsored Ladies 2 Person Team

1 Mary Dawson & Mary Healy Dooley 47pts c/b
2 Lily O’Connor & Aileen Bell 47
3 Pauline Weldon & Teresa Crudden 46

9 Hole
1 Imelda O’Luanaigh 18pts c/b
2 Eileen Corcoran 18pts

Thursday – Mens Singles sponsor Mick Sammon Plumbing & Heating

1 Liam Mulpeter 38pts

2 Derrick Baynes 37pts

3 Ollie Cross 37pts

Friday  – Mens Singles sponsor  JJ Mahon Kildare

1 Ger Canty 40pts

2 Richard Hall 37pts (V)

3 Ollie Cross 37pts

Friday – Champagne Scramble sponsor The Burrows Bar Rathangan

1 Paddy Flanagan, Tracey Gallagher & Patricia Golden 62pts c/b

2 Jim Gorman, Larry Dawson, Mary Foran 62pts

3 Declan Jacob, Ruth Conlan & Mary Dick 58pts c/b

4 Fred Archbold, Annette French & Jim Kearns 58pts

Saturday & Sunday 4 person Team sponsor Frank McMahon & Co Accountants Kildare

Mens – John Anderson Snr, John Anderson Jnr, Thomas Anderson & Padraig Anderson 103pts

Ladies – Liz Dempsey, Majella Howard, Tracey Gallagher, Paula Kelly 110pts

Mixed – Alex Dick, Mary Dick, Ryan Dick & James Dreelan 96pts

Thanks again to all who supported a great Open Week, by playing or sponsoring. Without your support we would not be able to hold such events. Herbie, Ruth and Kathleen

This weekend is Herbie Wilkins Captains Qualifiers.

Draw will be done on Tuesday night at 7pm and details of draw times put on BRS on Wednesday.

Please contact the office should you have any problem with the time allocated to you. Do not amend the time sheet.

Golf Ireland, Women in Golf Charter

A commitment to a more inclusive culture within golf

Across the globe, women as a whole have and continue to  be under represented at all levels of the Golf Club, namely; categories of membership, access to the course, access to competitions, coaching, refereeing and leadership opportunities. Over the past 15 years there has been a noticeable shift in all areas mentioned above, particularly in the Republic of Ireland largely due to the Equal Status Act. 

In 1991, just 13% of female members were “allowed” to attend their club AGM’s, with only 7% having a vote. This is one of the largest shifts in modern day club membership with 51% of females now having full membership and voting rights in their club, his differs significantly in Northern Ireland where just 15% of women are full members.

However, with women and girls making up 22% of Golf Club membership across 368 Golf Clubs and only half of them having full rights there is a clear opportunity to improve the voice of women and the support available to clubs across the country in Golf Ireland.

A key objective of Golf Ireland is to promote equality and inclusivity in golf across the island of Ireland. While many Golf Clubs are already committed to this objective, statistics from a recent survey shows that challenges continue to exist in terms of fairness for all particularly in the areas of membership, timesheet access, coaching and governance.   

Cill Dara Golf Club are Fully Committed to “Women in Golf Charter”

Please see the link for Golf and Living with COVID-19 from the 10th of May.

https://static.clubhouse.golfireland.ie/clubs/1000/uploads/files/club_support/gi_livingwithcovidroi_may10_2.pdf