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.

McNamara wins South of Ireland
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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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: south of IrelandPlace: LahinchPlace: HermitagePlace: KilkennyPlace: TipperaryPlace: StackstownPlace: NewlandsPlace: SuttonPlace: StrandhillPlace: CharlevillePlace: Little HayPlace: Moyola ParkPlace: Laytown & B’townPlace: WaterfordPlace: KillarneyPlace: Co.SligoPlace: LimerickPlace: LaytownPlace: B’townPlace: EnnisPlace: east ClarePlace: BirrPlace: NenaghPlace: GalwayPlace: Cahir ParkPlace: MuskerryPlace: BuxtonPlace: High PeakPlace: WoodstockPlace: BallinasloePlace: AthlonePlace: Port Elizabeth RSAPerson: McNamaraPerson: Cian McNamaraPerson: Greg BowdenPerson: Richard KilpatrickPerson: BowdenPerson: Paul McDonaldPerson: Johnny FosterPerson: KilpatrickPerson: Eddie PowerPerson: Alan MeskellPerson: Eamonn HaughPerson: Colin ClancyPerson: Mark RowePerson: Tony BrannockPerson: Thomas NeenanPerson: Derek DowniePerson: Keith O’NeillPerson: Jack McCarthyPerson: Tom BailyPerson: Mark HammondPerson: Joe MoorePerson: Thomas WalshPerson: David HoulihanPerson: Brian KeenanPerson: Stephen AdamsonPerson: Donal CaseyPerson: Barrie O’NeillPerson: Simon GallivanPerson: Martin McTernanPerson: Thomas KearneyPerson: Michael O’KellyPerson: Kevin LeacyPerson: Jason SomersPerson: Alan ConsidinePerson: Michael WhelanPerson: Stephen GrantPerson: William BurkePerson: Dara FordPerson: Patrick CollierPerson: Chris KendrickPerson: Pat DempseyPerson: Jon MurrayPerson: Glaisne McKevittPerson: Kevin SheehyPerson: Edmond HayesPerson: Mark O’BrienPerson: Mark FordPerson: Dave O’DonovanPerson: Declan O’DwyerPerson: Richard GuilfoylePerson: Darragh O’SullivanPerson: James FoxPerson: Cormac FinnPerson: Daragh BurkePerson: Paraic O’RourkePerson: Hugh O’LearyPerson: Kieran CunnanePerson: Michael F GalvinPerson: Joe LyonsPerson: Michael PowerPerson: Gerry O’SullivanPerson: Peter SheehanPerson: Tony ClearyPerson: Dara KealyPerson: Noel PynePerson: Donal WilliamsPerson: Kieran CareyPerson: Mark ButlerPerson: Ger HallPerson: Jason SkerrittPerson: James BartonPerson: Bjorn MinnieEvent: West of IrelandEvent: EasterEvent: North of IrelandEvent: Home InternationalsOrganisation: Shell IrelandOrganisation: Limerick aceOrganisation: BallyclareOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: Irish BoysOrganisation: KilpatrickOrganisation: AthoneOrganisation: The K ClubOrganisation: The Royal Belfast
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