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Monday will be a red letter day for Irish golfers as they are allowed back onto their courses for the first time this year, having lost more than 30 weeks in the last 13 months to Covid-related shutdowns

Monday will be a red letter day for Irish golfers as they are allowed back onto their courses for the first time this year, having lost more than 30 weeks in the last 13 months to Covid-related shutdowns.

It will be a time for celebration, within the current public health guidelines of course, as the sport is one of the first permitted by government to open its doors to participants at all levels, time sheets being allocated to mixed groups of no more than two households playing courses within their counties or 20 kilometres from home.