Golf: Irish assistants' championship at Royal County Down

Despite a couple of surprise results in the first two rounds the holder Neil Manchip remains as favourite to retain the title in this bi-annual championship.

Thu, 18 Oct, 2001 - 19:51

Despite a couple of surprise results in the first two rounds the holder Neil Manchip remains as favourite to retain the title in this bi-annual championship.

Manchip, a former assistant at Royal County Down, was three-under-par in his wins over Ciaran Smyth and Brian Kelleher.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: Royal County DownPlace: BallybunionPlace: WexfordPlace: PortadownPlace: LisburnPlace: Galgorm CastlePlace: MilltownPerson: Neil ManchipPerson: ManchipPerson: Ciaran SmythPerson: Brian KelleherPerson: KelleherPerson: Kevin GrealyPerson: Nigel HowleyPerson: David McQuillanPerson: Simon ThontonPerson: John LanganPerson: SmythPerson: GrealyPerson: G RobinsonPerson: J GreenawayPerson: R SymesPerson: S ThorntonPerson: J LanganPerson: ThomasPerson: D McQuillanPerson: N HowleyPerson: T MullalyPerson: G McSheaPerson: RossmorePerson: SymesPerson: RobinsonPerson: ThorntonPerson: LanganPerson: McQuillanPerson: MullalyOrganisation: Royal County DownOrganisation: Royal DublinOrganisation: DundalkOrganisation: Royal TaraOrganisation: Royal BelfastOrganisation: Royal Co DownOrganisation: Royal Portrush
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