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11/07/2025

Malahide Golf Club Results
Wednesday 9th July 2025
4-Man Waltz (Red-Yellow) (B)
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No. of Teams: 46 (incl. 16 visitors)

Winners 88.5pts (-0.5)
DERMOT KELLY (HI: 24.7, CH: 29, PH: 25)
NOEL MINIHAN (HI: 22.0, CH: 26, PH: 22, Cut: 0.5)
BRENDAN T. MURPHY (HI: 21.3, CH: 25, PH: 21, Cut: 0.5)
AIDAN RICKARD (HI: 8.8, CH: 11, PH: 9)

2nd 85pts (-1.0)
Dominic McMahon (HI: 27.6, CH: 32, PH: 27, Cut: 0.5)
BERNARD MYERS (HI: 21.7, CH: 25, PH: 22, Cut: 0.5)
CORMAC HUGHES (HI: 25.3, CH: 30, PH: 25, Cut: 0.5)
MICHAEL RYAN (HI: 28.6, CH: 33, PH: 28, Cut: 0.5)

3rd 84.75pts (-1.25)
JOE O'NEILL (HI: 13.6, CH: 16, PH: 14, Cut: 0.5)
ROBERT J BYRNE (HI: 19.3, CH: 23, PH: 19, Cut: 0.5)
EAMONN O'REILLY (HI: 6.3, CH: 8, PH: 7, Cut: 1.5)
MICHAEL O'CONNOR (HI: 7.3, CH: 9, PH: 😎

4th 82.25pts (-0.75)
KEVIN BOLAND (HI: 12.6, CH: 15, PH: 13)
DEREK DOWNES (HI: 6.5, CH: 8, PH: 7, Cut: 1.5)
CONOR BOYLE (HI: 12.0, CH: 15, PH: 12)
Mark Howell (Royal Melbourne, USA) (HI: 7.1, CH: 9, PH: 😎

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9H Singles - Red (W) (46 Entries incl. 1 visitor)
Winner Bill Farrell (PH 9) 20pts
2nd Dave White (9) 19pts (B6:15)
3rd Seamus Gallagher (10) 19pts (B6:13)
4th Paul Carr (6) 19pts (B6:12 B3:7)

20/12/2024

Thank you for all your support in 2024 it's much appreciated. Best wishes for the New Year.

18/12/2024

How does this compare to your pension savings targets? Are you on track?

A single person would need a pension of €33,600 a year, and a couple would need €43,200 a year, in order to have a "comfortable" retirement.

23/10/2024

After a long road of lobbying hopefully sense will prevail here!

Tax differences between investing in individual shares and bonds versus ETFs and similar fund products should be removed for retail investors, a review of the Irish Funds Sector has recommended.

02/08/2024

Make your hard earned cash work for you! Irish savers are still not making the most of their money! Explore your options!

Even in a period of raised interest rates, Irish savers are still not making the most of their money

11/07/2024

Another huge success with our annual golf day in Malahide GC. Well done to all the prize winners.

Malahide Golf Club Results Wed 10th July

Malahide Golf Club Results
Wednesday 10 July 2024
4 Man Team (Blue / Red)
9 hole singles (Blue)
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Winners 100.5 pts
David Morris (14 (-.5))
Des Lawlor (26)
Jimmy Kennedy (15)
Philip Grant (19 (-.5))

2nd 100 pts b9 53
Brian O'Flaherty (13)
Garry O'Flaherty (12)
Graham Darcy (10)
Michael O'Connor (8)

3rd 100pts b9 51
Jim Skelton Jnr (15)
Barry Skelton (20)
Patrick C Power (9)
Michael Lenihan (31)

4th 97 pts
Pat O'Connor (11)
Joe Connolly (9)
Martin Dunne (12)
O'ConnorThomas (v) (17)

9 hole singles
Winner Gary Mcelroy (6) 20 pts B6 15
2nd Noel O'Loughlin (12) 20 pts B6 13
3rd Simon Lowther (8) 19 pts
4th Domhnall Shelly (7) 18 pts B6 15

Handicaps are Playing Handicaps
Local cuts apply to the team score
NOT to each player's handicap

05/07/2024

This result hopefully will give stability that the markets need!

The pound and British stocks and government bonds rose this morning after the Labour Party surged to a comprehensive win in a parliamentary election.

29/04/2024

Rate of inflation continues to fall back but prices still rising!

The latest "flash" estimate of inflation from the Central Statistics Office shows that the annual rate slowed to 1.6% in the year to April from a rate of 1.7% in the year to March.

11/04/2024

US inflation came in hotter than expected yesterday. At a headline level, March inflation was 3.5% y/y, up from 3.2% y/y in February and 10bps ahead of expectations. Core inflation also came in above estimates and remained at 3.8% for the second consecutive month.

The ECB will announce its latest interest rate decision at 1.15pm. Unlike the US, European inflation data has been coming in softer than expectations recently, meaning the first cut is still expected to be delivered in June.

The governing council of the ECB meets on Thursday in a gathering in Frankfurt that financial markets believe will mark some sort of pivot in terms of signalling its rate-cutting intentions