Golf: Businessman wins car with a hole in one

When Tralee businessman Der O'Sullivan, who owns a bar and delicatessan in the Mall, headed to Killarney last weekend for a Charity Golf Team Event which was being run to raise funds for the New York Fighters, after the appalling events of September 11th, little did he know that he was driving into the eye of controversy.

When Tralee businessman Der O'Sullivan, who owns a bar and delectesan in the Mall, headed to Killarney last weekend for a Charity Golf Team Event which was being run to raise funds for the New York Fighters, after the appalling events of September 11th, little did he know that he was driving into the eye of controversy.

The Organisers had taken out insurance to cover the possibilty of someone getting a hole-in one on the par three third hole, which measures 170 yards. The first person who could achieve this feat would be the recepient of a brand new Ford Focus car.

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