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Past Captain Paul Carr, Lady Captain Pauline Curley; Ronat O’Reilly, honoree Brian O’Reilly, and President Hugh McClafferty. Photo: Letterkenny Golf Club
Letterkenny Golf Club have awarded Brian O’Reilly an honorary membership in recognition of his many years of dedicated service.
Club President Hugh McClafferty delivered the presentation on Friday night as a testament to Mr O’Reilly’s unwavering commitment and contributions, which have significantly shaped the club’s success. The presentation took place in the presence of esteemed club members and officials, all gathered to celebrate O’Reilly’s well-earned honour.
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Several distinguished figures from the club were present to mark the occasion. Past Captain Paul Carr, Lady Captain Pauline Curley, Ronat O’Reilly, Brian O’Reilly, and President Hugh McClafferty stood alongside the honoree, sharing in the moment of recognition, for the photograph afterwards.
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