Ireland clinch Euro title for fifth time

Ireland retained the European Amateur Team Championship for the first time in 41 years on Saturday.

Ireland clinch Euro title for fifth time
Sat, 05 Jul, 2008 - 18:58

Ireland retained the European Amateur Team Championship for the first time in 41 years on Saturday.

Winners at Western Gailes last year, Ireland beat England 4.5 - 2.5 at Royal Park GC near Turin.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: Royal Park GCPlace: TurinPlace: EnglandPlace: Turin, ItalyPlace: ChantillyPlace: MurhofPlace: Western Gailes GC, ScotlandPlace: EuropePlace: Esker HillsPerson: Michael BurnsPerson: Shane LowryPerson: Gareth ShawPerson: Jonathan CaldwellPerson: Paul CutlerPerson: ShawPerson: Charlie FordPerson: CutlerPerson: Chris WoodPerson: Niall KearneyPerson: Matt HainesPerson: CaldwellPerson: Sam HutsbyPerson: LowryPerson: Dale WhitnellPerson: Albert LeePerson: Honorary SecretaryPerson: LurganPerson: Steve UzzellPerson: Paul O'HanlonEvent: EuroEvent: European Amateur Team ChampionshipEvent: European Team ChampionshipOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: St George'sOrganisation: Royal DublinOrganisation: GUIOrganisation: Esker HillsOrganisation: ClandeboyeOrganisation: Portstewart
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