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In Pictures: Laois Chamber Golf Classic a huge success with results announced

Caroline Hofman (CEO Laois Chamber Alliance), Jason Redmond (Cellnex Ireland team), Colin Cunningham (Captain Cellnex Ireland team), and Yvonne McKeon (President Laois Chamber Alliance)

The 2023 Laois Chamber Alliance Golf Classic took place recently on Wednesday, September 13, in The Heritage Golf Resort Killenard.

The golf was followed by an evening meal and prizegiving in The Heritage Hotel.

This is the fourth year that this annual golf classic has been held, since the re-establishment of the Chamber in 2019.

Unfortunately the rain didn’t stay away on the day, but this didn’t dampen the spirit of those competing.

Ireland’s only Seve Ballesteros designed championship course was in superb condition for the event, attracting teams representing local businesses, as well as a team from as far afield as Canada on the day.

Congratulations to Team Cellnex Ireland, Captained by Colin Cunninghum, who took home the top prize of a night away for 4 people at the Castleknock Hotel with thanks to The Heritage and FBD Hotels & Resorts, together with the Gerry Browne Jewellers Perpetual Cup.

The winning team will also represent Laois at the Chambers Ireland All Island Golf Classic taking place in the K Club in Kildare in October.

Final results:

1st Cellnex Ireland (94 pts)
Colin Cunningham, Jason Redmond, Dan Booth, John Booth

2nd Farrell McElwee Solicitors (91 pts)
Simon McElwee, James McElwee, Tim Hurley, Dick Walsh

3rd Allwood Architectural Joinery (90pts)

4th DS Sports (88 pts)

5th JK Autos (87pts)

6th Midlands Park Hotel (85 pts BB6)

7th Team Heritage Hotel (85 pts)

Best Front 9 Heritage Mens Golf Club

Angelo 0’Connor, Noel Guerin, Jim Murphy, Ger Butler

Best Back 9 Foresthill Financial

Pat Greensmith, Paddy Dempsey, Barry Lambkin, Ronnie Culleton

Nearest The Pin:

7th Hole:  Quentin Carew (7 inches)

15th Hole: Kieran Dempsey (15 inches)

The Cellnex Ireland team before tee off.
The Acetech Vehicle Intelligence team, who were visiting Laois from Canada.
John Kelly, JK Autos team, out on course.
The SIEC Group team before tee off.

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