Killarney

<h3>The last team out at the Killarney Celtic Golf Classic carded 106 points to overtake all who went before at an entertaining fundraiser staged over two days at the pristine Beaufort Golf Club.</h3>
 From Friday to late Saturday afternoon, the imposing tally of 101 points registered by the O&rsquo;Donoghue Ring Hotel Group team of James McCarthy, Brian McCarthy, Cian Harte and Gavin Murray looked like being a winning one. The got a scare when the Spa GAA team almost caught them; Se&aacute;nie Kelliher, Donal Cronin, John Cahill and Se&aacute;n Devane ultimately carded a great score of 100 points to go second.
 With the O&rsquo;Donoghue Ring Hotel Group quartet hanging on for victory, it was all down to Kissane Meats and Pat O&rsquo;Neill, John England, Tony Sugrue and Donie Brosnan snatched first place by hitting a weekend high of 106 points.
 The Nearest to the Pin was won by Aaron Jones of the Dawn Meats team while the Longest Drive came from the club of Mark O&rsquo;Shea who was representing Tom Meehan&rsquo;s team.
 Speaking at the prizegiving, Killarney Celtic Vice Chairman Paul Sherry thanked all involved for contributing to another hugely successful fundraising day for the club.
 &ldquo;Killarney Celtic is indebted to its members who volunteered over the two days,&rdquo; he said, &ldquo;to those who sponsored the prizes, entered teams, took signs, provided the fruit and chocolate and of course, most importantly, played on Friday and Saturday. &ldquo;We also must thank the staff at Beaufort, both working on the course and those in the clubhouse.
 &ldquo;A sign of a good golf classic is the number of returning teams and sponsors and already a number have committed to join us again in August/September 2022.&rdquo;

Late drama at exciting Celtic Golf Classic

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