New stamps celebrate golfers' Ryder Cup roles

Four new stamps celebrating the contribution of Irish golfers to the Ryder Cup were launched today ahead of Ireland hosting the event next year.

New stamps celebrate golfers' Ryder Cup roles
Mon, 26 Sep, 2005 - 18:43

Four new stamps celebrating the contribution of Irish golfers to the Ryder Cup were launched today ahead of Ireland hosting the event next year.

Communications Minister Noel Dempsey unveiled the new stamps which feature some of Ireland’s most famous golfers including Darren Clarke, Padraig Harrington, Paul McGinley and Christy O’Connor Senior.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrelandPlace: BelfryPlace: EuropePerson: Communications MinisterPerson: Noel DempseyPerson: Darren ClarkePerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Paul McGinleyPerson: Christy O’Connor SeniorPerson: DempseyPerson: McGinleyPerson: Eamonn DarcyPerson: Christy O’Connor JuniorPerson: Philip WaltonPerson: Ronan RaffertyPerson: Christy O’ConnorPerson: Harry BradshawPerson: Arnold PalmerPerson: Dermot GilleecePerson: Richard HillsPerson: Margaret McGinleyEvent: Ryder CupEvent: 2002 Ryder CupEvent: 2006 Ryder CupOrganisation: Post
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