McNamara wins South of Ireland

Teen sensation Cian McNamara produced two stunning extra time comebacks to win the Shell Ireland sponsored South of Ireland title at Lahinch.

Wed, 28 Jul, 2004 - 23:23

Teen sensation Cian McNamara produced two stunning extra time comebacks to win the Shell Ireland sponsored South of Ireland title at Lahinch.

The Limerick ace, 18, beat big Greg Bowden of Hermitage at the 21st in the decider after seeing off Richard Kilpatrick at the 20th in the semi-finals.

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Courts Golf Heathrow Place: south of Ireland Place: Lahinch Place: Hermitage Place: Kilkenny Place: Tipperary Place: Stackstown Place: Newlands Place: Sutton Place: Strandhill Place: Charleville Place: Little Hay Place: Moyola Park Place: Laytown & B’town Place: Waterford Place: Killarney Place: Co.Sligo Place: Limerick Place: Laytown Place: B’town Place: Ennis Place: east Clare Place: Birr Place: Nenagh Place: Galway Place: Cahir Park Place: Muskerry Place: Buxton Place: High Peak Place: Woodstock Place: Ballinasloe Place: Athlone Place: Port Elizabeth RSA Person: McNamara Person: Cian McNamara Person: Greg Bowden Person: Richard Kilpatrick Person: Bowden Person: Paul McDonald Person: Johnny Foster Person: Kilpatrick Person: Eddie Power Person: Alan Meskell Person: Eamonn Haugh Person: Colin Clancy Person: Mark Rowe Person: Tony Brannock Person: Thomas Neenan Person: Derek Downie Person: Keith O’Neill Person: Jack McCarthy Person: Tom Baily Person: Mark Hammond Person: Joe Moore Person: Thomas Walsh Person: David Houlihan Person: Brian Keenan Person: Stephen Adamson Person: Donal Casey Person: Barrie O’Neill Person: Simon Gallivan Person: Martin McTernan Person: Thomas Kearney Person: Michael O’Kelly Person: Kevin Leacy Person: Jason Somers Person: Alan Considine Person: Michael Whelan Person: Stephen Grant Person: William Burke Person: Dara Ford Person: Patrick Collier Person: Chris Kendrick Person: Pat Dempsey Person: Jon Murray Person: Glaisne McKevitt Person: Kevin Sheehy Person: Edmond Hayes Person: Mark O’Brien Person: Mark Ford Person: Dave O’Donovan Person: Declan O’Dwyer Person: Richard Guilfoyle Person: Darragh O’Sullivan Person: James Fox Person: Cormac Finn Person: Daragh Burke Person: Paraic O’Rourke Person: Hugh O’Leary Person: Kieran Cunnane Person: Michael F Galvin Person: Joe Lyons Person: Michael Power Person: Gerry O’Sullivan Person: Peter Sheehan Person: Tony Cleary Person: Dara Kealy Person: Noel Pyne Person: Donal Williams Person: Kieran Carey Person: Mark Butler Person: Ger Hall Person: Jason Skerritt Person: James Barton Person: Bjorn Minnie Event: West of Ireland Event: Easter Event: North of Ireland Event: Home Internationals Organisation: Shell Ireland Organisation: Limerick ace Organisation: Ballyclare Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Irish Boys Organisation: Kilpatrick Organisation: Athone Organisation: The K Club Organisation: The Royal Belfast

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