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The event was held to celebrate the legacy of Patrick McClenaghan, a long standing member of Greencastle Golf Club who died in 2021
A golf competition held in memory of renowned Greencastle trawler skipper Patrick McClenaghan has raised €5,000 for the Irish Cancer Society.
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The presentation of cheque for €5,000 to the Irish Cancer Society which was proceeds from the All Ireland Fisherman’s Patrick McClenaghan Memorial Trophy Golf Classic
The All Ireland Fisherman’s Patrick McClenaghan Memorial Trophy Golf Classic was held on May 23 at Greencastle Golf Club.
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The event was held to celebrate the legacy of Patrick McClenaghan, a long standing member of the club who died in 2021, “with a fantastic day of golf, camaraderie, and competition”.
Bobby Brennan, captain Greencastle Golf Club, presenting the Patrick McClenaghan Memorial trophy to Michale Havlin (MFV Maria) winner of the All Ireland Fisherman’s Golf competition held at Greencastle Golf Club
Proceeds for the event, which was first held in 2022, went to The Irish Cancer Society, which currently funds over 120 cancer researchers across Ireland working to develop new and better treatments for many different types of cancer.
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