Nenagh golf club Tipperary

Members Achievements

Nenagh Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Barton Shield All-Ireland Final when they lost out to Moyola Park Golf Club by 10-holes on Saturday 31st August 2024 at Carlow Golf Club, they were led out by Shane Hogan with Scott O'Brien who lost their match by 7-holes against Christopher Selfridge with Corey Scullion in the bottom match David Reddan Jnr. With Tony Scroope were 3-down through 13 against Luke Lennox with Dean Crawford. This was Moyola Parks first green pennant.
They beat Millicent Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final by 1-hole on the Friday and recorded a 1-hole win against the Co. Kildare Club. In the top match Shane Hogan with Scott O’Brien had a 1-hole win against Conor Kavanagh with Darren Weafer and the bottom match of David Reddan Jnr with Tony Scroope against Brian Doran with Ryan McLaughlin finished All-Square.
They met Lee Valley Golf Club in the morning and recorded a 1-hole win against the Co. Cork Club in the top match Shane Hogan with Scott O'Brien were 1-up through 18 against Ben Murray with James Murray and in the bottom match David Reddan Jnr. & Tony Scroope finished 1-up through 17 against Jason Galway with Keelan McCarthy.

David Reddan was selected on the Munster Interprovincial team played at PGA Slieve Rusell Golf Club from 3rd to 5th July 2024. Others on the team were Jordon Boles (Charleville Golf Club), Joseph O’Neill (Berehaven Golf Club), Darragh Flynn (Carton House Golf Club), Morgan Cain (Cork Golf Club), David Howard (Fota Island Golf Club), Peter O’Keeffe (Douglas Golf Club) and Jack Hearn (Tramore Golf Club) they were managed by Diarmuid Linehan from Muskerry Golf Club and captained by Fred Twomey.

Nenagh Golf Club reached the All-Quarter-Finals of the Irish Senior Cup at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Saturday 9th September 2023 when they went down to Naas Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
First un the tee was Colwyn Martin who lost his match against Rob Brazill by 5 and 3, he was followed by Tony Scroope who went down by 2 and 1 against David Marshall, next on the tee was Dave Reddan Jnr. who had a 2 and 1 win against Calum Duane, in the penultimate match Paul Carey lost his match by 3 and 1 against Rob Fitzpatrick and the bottom match between Shane Hogan against Sam Gammell was halved.

Nenagh Golf Club won the Final of the West Munster Irish Senior Cup on Sunday 9th July 2023 at Kilrush Golf Club when they beat Ballybunion Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matchs.

Nenagh Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Final of the West Munster Barton Shield on Friday 4th August 2023 at Castletroy Golf Club when they when they went down to Limerick Golf Club by 2-Holes.

David Reddan was selected on the Munster Interprovincial Championship team at Moyvalley Golf Club from Tuesday 29th August to Thursday 31st August 2023.
Other members of the team were Jordan Boles (Charleville Golf Club), Conor Hickey (Dooks Golf Club), Darragh Flynn (Carton House Golf Club), Mark Gazi & Darren O’Sullivan (Tralee Golf Club), Alex King (Faithlegg Golf Club), Donnacha Cleary (Tipperary Golf Club).
They were Captained by Juan Fitzgerald (Limerick Golf Club) and Managed by Shane Horgan (Monkstown Golf Club).

Nenagh Golf Club won the All-Ireland Final of the Fred Perry Trophy for men over 55 years when as defending champions they beat Connemara Isles Golf Club from Leitir Mór at Athlone Golf Club on Friday 30th September 2022 by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
They were led out by Billy Burke with Jim Gleeson won their match by 1-hole against Seosamh O’Cualain with Nollaig O’Tighearnaigh, next on the tee was Sean Minogue with George Hayes who had a 5 and 4 win against Ciaran O’Flaherty with Vince Larkin, they were followed by Paul Moloney with Garry Howard who halved their match against Liam O’Maolaodha with SeAin O’Cualain when called-in, in the penultimate match Pat J. Hogan with Dinny Ryan lost their match against Donal Standun with Eamonn O’Brien by 5 and 4 and in the bottom match Billy Morgan with William Harty delivered the Green Pennant with a 4 and 3 win against Michael O’Braonain with Conor O’Malley.
They were drawn against Wicklow Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the previous day and returned a comfortable 4-matches to 1-match win against the Garden County team.
Billy Burke with Jim Gleeson led them out against Simon Carroll with Tony McKeever and beat them by 3 and 2, they were followed by Paul Moloney with Garry Howard who had a 4 and 3 win against Brian Tracey with Killian Jameson, next up was Billy Morgan with William Harty who halved their match against Gavin Carroll with Kevin Monaghan when called-in, in the penultimate match Pat J. Hogan with Dinny Ryan had a comfortable 5 and 4 win against Aidan and Ken Doyle and the bottom match of Sean Minogue with George Hayes against Paul Garland with Gabriel O’Donoghue was halved when called-in.               

David Reddan was selected on the Munster Interprovincial team play at Moyvalley Golf Club from 23rd to 25th August 2022, the others on the squad were Richard Knightly (The Royal Dublin Golf Club), Darragh Flynn (Carton House Golf Club), Conor Hickey (Dooks Golf Club), John Cleary (Elm Park Golf Club), Alex King (Faithlegg Golf Club), Jack Murphy (Douglas Golf Club) and Darren O’Sullivan (Tralee Golf Club) they were managed by  Shane Horgan from Monkstown Golf Club and captained by Juan Fitzgerald from Limerick Golf Club.

Nenagh Golf Club won the All-Ireland Pierce Purcell Shield at Limerick Golf Club on Saturday 18th September 2021 when they beat Elm Park Golf Club by 3½ -matches to 1½ -matches.
First on the tee Padraig Hackett with David McGrath who had a 4 and 3 win against Greg Moore with Stephen Gilmore, they were followed by Brendan O’Donoghue with Mathew O’Gara who recorded a 3 and 2 win against Paul O’Reilly with John O’Gorman, next on the tee was Paul Maloney with David Hickey who lost their match against Brian McMahon with Joe Barrett by 3 and 2, in the penultimate match Bernard Hackett with Pat J. Hogan had a convincing 4 and 3 win against Rob Sheedy with Des Roche and the bottom match of Tom Stanley with Eamon O’Brien against Geoff Dunne with Jason Redford was recorded as a halve when called-in.
This is the 4th time that Nenagh Golf Club have won the Pierce Purcell Shield having previously won it in 2018 at Thurles Golf Club, in 1998 at Athlone Golf Club and at Malone Golf Club in 1991.

Nenagh Golf Club won the All-Ireland Final of the Fred Perry Trophy for men over 55 years when they beat Westmanstown Golf Club at Strandhill Golf Club on Friday 1th October 2021 by 4-matches to 1-match.
They were led out by Pat J. Hogan with Dinny Ryan who won their match against Patrick Fitzgerald with Albert Bell by 6 and 5, they were followed by Jim Gleeson and Billy Burke who had a 2 and 1 win against Eamonn Ryan with Tom Slevin, next on the tee was Paul Maloney with Garry Howard who had a 4 and 3 win against Eamon O’Grady with Joe O’Brien, in the penultimate match of Mike Ryan with William Harty against Tony Martin with Eamonn Henry was halved when called-in as was the bottom match of George Hayes with Sean Minogue against Fergal Boland with Fran McLoughlin.

Nenagh Golf Club qualifies by winning their Munster Regional Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield to reach the Quarter Finals at Limerick Golf Club on Thursday 16th September 2021 when they played Royal Tara Golf Club and won their match by 4-matches to 1—match.
First on the tee were Brendan O’Donoghue with Mathew O’Gara who had a very comfortable 5 and 4 win against Michael Materson with Gerry Maher, they were followed by Padraig Hackett with David McGrath who had a 4 and 3 win against Brendan Mullins with Martin Butler, next on the tee were Paul Maloney with David Hickey who halved their match against Noel Joyce with Jimmy Murphy, in the penultimate match Bernard Hackett with Pat J. Hogan had a serious win against Barry McLoughlin with Michael Cleary with a 6 and 4 win, in the bottom match of Richard Maloney with George Hays was declared as a halve against Paul Dempsey with Brenney Murphy.

Having accounted for Royal Curragh Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match in the All-Ireland Semi-Final, Nenagh Golf Club met their near neighbours as the opposition when they met Thurles Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final at Limerick Golf Club on Friday 17th September 2021.
First on the tee Padraig Hackett with David McGrath who had a very comfortable 6 and 5 win against Tommy and Shane Quigley, next on the tee were Paul Maloney with David Hickey who had a 1-hole win over Frankie McGrath with Brian Lanphier, they were followed by Brendan O’Donoghue with Mathew O’Gara who had a 4 and 3 win against Pat Coote with Aidan Cowan, in the penultimate match Bernard Hackett with Pat J. Hogan against Martin Fahy with Aidan O’Keeffe was recorded as a halve when called in as was the bottom match of Tom Stanley with Eamon O’Brien against Stephen and Thomas Quigley and with that their place in the All-Ireland Decider.

Nenagh Golf Club won the Munster Final of the Jimmy Bruen Shield on their Home Curse on 20th July 2019. They beat Waterford Castle by 3-matches to 2-matches in the Semi-Final and met Bandon Golf Club in the Munster Final and recorded a 4-matches to -match against the Cork Club.

Against Waterford Castle Golf Club, they were led out by Ray Hurley with Padraig Hackett who lost their match against  Jamie Daly with Harry Belton by 3 and 2, they were followed by Conor O’Dwyer  with Tom O’Gara who beat David Mahon with John McLoughlin by 5 and 4, next on the tee was Brian Freeman with Matthew O’Gara who recorded a 8 and 7 win over Liam Cody with Martin O’Callaghan, in the penultimate match Denis Corrigan with John Hogan who lost their match Dave Butler with Chris Doran  by 1-hole, in the bottom match Michael Corrigan with Bernard Hackett beat Thomas Coffey with Eddie Shanahan by 1-hole and with that a place in the Munster Final.

They met Bandon Golf Club in the Final and were led out this time by Conor O’Dwyer with Tom O’Gara who beat Jack O’Donoghue with Brian O’Donoghue by 3 and 2, in the second match Ray Hurley with Padraig Hackett recorded a halve when called in on the 19th against Derek O’Driscoll with David Kelly, next on the tee was Michael Ryan with Michael Scroope had a 3 and 2 win over Michael O’Dell with Kevin Brophy, in the penultimate match Brian Freeman with Matthew O’Gara beat Dave McLoughlin with Sean O’Donoghue by 2-up, in the bottom match of Michael Corrigan with Bernard Hackett was recorded as a halve against Michael O’Neill with Martin Dunlea when called-in. They made their way to Westport Golf Club to participate in the All-Ireland deciders.

They met Leinster Champions The Island Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on 20th September and lost out by 3½-matches to 1½-matches, in the top match Conor O’Dwyer with Tom O’Gara had a 2 and 1 win against John Grant with Paul Cullen, they were followed by Ray Hurley with Padraig Hackett who lost their match by the minimum against John White with John Blake, next on the tee was Brian Freeman with Matthew O’Gara Jnr. who went up the 19th before conceding the point against Conor and Cillian Hurley, in the penultimate Michael Scroope with Jack Adler lost their match against Cian McCormack with Rory Govan and the bottom match of Michael Corrigan with Bernard Hackett against John Gartland with Conor McGleenon was recorded as a halve when called-in.   

Nenagh Golf Club won the Munster Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield when they beat Kanturk Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match at Co. Tipperary on Sunday 22th July 2018.

First on the tee was Jim Gleeson with Ger Tucker who beat John Duggan with Neil Meade by 2 and 1, they were followed by Ger Clifford with Tom Quinlisk who had a comfortable 4 and 3 win over John Lane with Jerry Piggott, next up were Pat Ryan with Mark O’Dwyer who had a 2 and 1 win over John Corbett with Mike Sheehy, in the penultimate match of David Hickey with Martin Reddan against Stephen Stokes with Richie Philpott and bottom match of James Reddan with Martin Fogarty against Billy Daly with Denis Hickey were both recorded as halves when called-in.

They made the short journey to Thurles Golf Club to participate in the All-Ireland Deciders and were drawn against Leinster Champions Newbridge Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Thursday 4th October and again had a 4-matchs to 1-match win over the men from Kildare.

They were led out by Denis Corrigan with Martin Fogarty who beat Robbie Brennan with Thomas Behan by 4 and 2, they were followed by Ger Clifford with Tom Quinlisk against Joseph Byrne with Lorcan Quinlan they recorded a similar result, next on the tee was Pat Ryan with Mark O’Dwyer who halved their match against Jason Thorpr, in the penultimate match David Hickey with Martin Reddan had a very comfortable 6 and 5 win over Michael Donnelly with Francis Mackey and in the bottom match of James Reddan with Pat Hogan Jnr. recorded a halve against Gavin O’Brien with Ollie McGuinness.

The following day they met Connaught Champions Athlone Golf Club and were led out again by Denis Corrigan with Martin Fogarty who recorded a halve against Ciaran O’Connor with Tadg Mannion, they were followed by Ger Clifford with Tom Quinlisk who beat Michael Ryan with Denis Earley by 3 and 2, next up was Pat Ryan with Mark O’Dwyer who recorded a halve against Liam Browne with Denis Hellen, in the penultimate match of David Hickey with Martin Reddan who had a convincing 8 and 6 win over Aidan O’Driscoll with John Galvin and in the bottom match of James Reddan with Pat Hogan Jnr. against Paul Burke with Declan Corrigan was recorded as a 5 and 3 win for the Tipperary team and with it the green pennant.

Nenagh Golf Club won the All-Ireland Pierce Purcell Shield at Carton House Golf Club on Friday 16th September 2016; have beaten close neighbors and defending All-Ireland Champions, Thurles Golf Club at Douglas Golf Club on Sunday 17th July with a 3½-matches to 1½-matches in the Munster Final.

First on the tee that day was Paddy Kennedy with Padraig Hackett who went down to Pat Coote with Johnny Nevin on the 19th they were followed by Bernard Hackett with Patrick J. Hogan who recorded the first points with a 2-hole win over Adrian O’Keeffe with Roger McLoughlin, next up was Mel Gleeson with John Hogan who beat Tom Quigley & John Dwan by 6 and 5, in the penultimate match Eamonn O’Brien with Jim Gleeson recorded a halve against Steve Quigley with Jack Looby in the bottom match David Hickey with Matthew O’Gara Jnr. Had a convincing 5 and 4 win over Shane Quigley with Martin Fahy.

They made their way to Carton House Golf Club to compete in the All-Ireland Deciders, they were drawn against Ulster Champions Nuremore Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on the Thursday when they recorded a 4-matches to 1-match win.

First on the tee was Paddy Kennedy was Padraig Hackett who beat Jason Hughes with Padraig Brennan by 6 and 4, they were followed by Bernard Hackett with Pat J. Hogan who recorded a very comfortable 7 and 6 win over Brian Busby with Peadar Hand, next on the tee were Mel Gleeson with John Hogan who clinched their place in the All-Ireland decider with a 6 and 5 win over Andrew Capaldi with Noel McNally, the penultimate match of Thomas Slattery with Jim Gleeson against Cormac Lane with Pat Sheridan and the bottom match of David Hickey with Matthew O'Gara against Stephen Quigley with Gerry Eakin were both declared as halves when called-in.

They met Connacht Champions Castlebar Golf Club who had accounted for Leinster Champions Castlecomer with a 3-matches to 2-matches in their Semi-Final the following day in the decider.
They were led out again by Patrick Kennedy with Padraig Hackett who beat Pat Waldron with Michael Heneghan by 5 and 4, next on the tee were Bernard Hackett with Pat J. Hogan who had a 5 and 4 win over Stephen Munnelly with Thomas Ruane, they were followed by Mel Gleeson with John Hogan halved their match against David Molloy with Paul Fitzgerald, in the penultimate match Thomas Slattery with Jim Gleeson also recorded a halve against Sean Haugh with Declan Prendergast the bottom  match of David Hickey with Matthew O’Gara clinched the Green Pennant with a 5 and 4 win against Val Jennings with Michael McHugh.

Club Captain  Michael Fitzgibbon acted as Selector and Team Captain and they were managed by Tony McCann. The reserves on the day were Willian Ryan, Eamon O'Brien, Bill Duff, Liam O'Gara and Martin Guest.

Tipperary Senior Hurlers had had a relative easy All-Ireland win over Kilkenny by 2-29 to 2-20 on the first Sunday in September I suppose with a 4-matches to 1-match results in their All-Ireland Semi an Final results this has to be on par.

Nenagh Golf Club won the Munster Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield when they beat Waterville Golf Club by 3 matches to 2 matches at Mitchelstown on Sunday 18th July 2010, having defeated Skibbereen Golf Club in the morning semi-finals. The team on the day was Matt O’Gara with Tony Finan who beat Dave Farrell with Noel O’Sullivan by 6 and 5, David Hickey with John Hickey lost out to Gary Galvin with Kevin O’Dwyer by 2 and 1, Patsy Farrell with Sean O’Donnell beat Finbarr McGillycuddy with Padraig Doyle by 2 and 1, P. J. Hogan with Bernard Hackett beat Ray Sheehan with Robbie Cotter and William Harty with Sean McLoughlin lost to Alan O’Shea with John O’Connell by 6 and 4.

They made the journey to Castlebar Golf Club to participate in the National Finals where they were drawn against Ulster Champions Lisburn Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals on Thursday 16th September, who they beat by 3 matches to 2 matches.

First on the tee was Matt O’Gara with Tony Finan who recorded a 4 and 3 win over C. Cork with C. Hill, they were followed by Patsy Farrell with Sean O’Donnell who lost out to B. Houston with P. Smyth by 3 and 2, next on the tee was David and John Hickey against M. Stewart with B. McQuillan, this match also went to the Antrim team by 4 and 3. The penultimate match of P. J. Hogan with Bernard Hackett against A. Walker with J. Kelso went 4 and 3 to Nenagh. It was all down to the bottom match of William Harty with Sean McLoughlin against R. Campbell with C. Jeffers to decide which team would progress to the decider the following day when William and Sean delivered a 2-hole victory and Nenagh went on to meet Leinster Champions Curragh in the All-Ireland Final.

They were led again by Matt O’Gara with Tony Finan who lost out to James Murphy with Paul Hogan by 3 and 2, they were followed by Patsy Farrell with Sean O’Donnell who also lost their match by 3 and 2 against Eddie Trant & Pat Sullivan, they were followed by Paddy Peters with Noel O’Dwyer against Brian and Brendan Daly, this match also went to the Kildare club by 6 and 4 and with it any hope of winning yet another All-Ireland pennant. The penultimate match of Bernard Hackett with P. J. Hogan was a very convincing 6 and 5 win over Derek Farrell with Derek Kelly, the bottom match of William Harty with Sean McLoughlin was halved against Paul Hensey with Tom Tobin.

Nenagh Golf Club won the All-Ireland Final of the Jimmy Bruen Shield at Tullamore Golf Club in September 2009.

They were drawn against Ulster Champions Foyle International Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals.

First on the tee was Paul Moloney with Paddy Kennedy who went all the way to the 21st before beating Stuart Gauld with Cormac McGeady. They were followed by Cian Heffernan with Matthew O'Gara who beat Chris Lynch with Kevin Dunn by 1-hole. Next up was Michael Corrigan with Jimmy Griffin who had a convincing 5 and 5 win over Brendan Barr with Martin Loughrey. The penultimate match of Michael Scroope with Sean Forde went to the Derry pair of Damien Martin with Tony McGinley by 5and 3. The bottom match of Tom Lawlor with T. J. Burns also went to the Ulster Champions of Michael Gallagher with David Knox by 4 and 3. The 3 matches to 2 matches put them into the decider with Munster Champions Waterford Golf Club, who overcame Connaught Champions Carrick-on-Shannon by 3 ½ matches to 1½ matches.

They were lead again by Paul Moloney with Paddy Kennedy who had the dream start against Anthony Aherne with Colin Lynch and recorded a 6 and 5 win to put the first point on the board. They were followed by Cian Heffernan with Matthew O'Gara who halved their match against Anthony Mulhall with John Power. Next up was Michael Tierney with Michael Fahey who beat Mark Daly with Eanna Griffin by 4 and 3. The penultimate match of Dennis Corrigan with Liam O'Gara also resulted in a, halve against Anthony Feicks with Francis Power, but that halve secured the necessary result to see the coveted green-pennant go to the men from Tipperary. The bottom match say Michael Corrigan with Jimmy Griffin record a very comfortable 6 and 4 win over Andy Ryan with Martin Freeman, to put the icing-on-the-cake.

Nenagh Golf Club won the Munster Final of the Irish Mixed Foursomes when they beat Fermoy Golf Club by 4 matches to 1 match at Dooks Golf Club on 12th August 2006.

They had to take the long road to Clandeboye Golf Club for the All-Ireland Finals where they were drawn against Connaught Champions Ballinasloe Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals.

First up on the tee were Billy and Carmel Burke against Dermot Dunican with Lena Donohue who won by 2 and 1. They were followed by Jim Gleeson with Marie Scroope against Kevin Cunniffe with Catherine Owens, they won their match by 4 and 3. Next up were Paddy Heffernan with Ber Kavanagh who lost to Frank Donohue with Mary Madden by 2 and 1. The penultimate match of Paddy Kennedy with Winnie Ryan beat Mark Conneely with Ann Staunton by 1-hole. The final pairing of David Reddan with Iris Dennison halved their match with Enda Finn and Rita Spellman.

They met the Leinster Champions Enniscorthy Golf Club in the afternoon All-Ireland Final, Enniscorthy having beaten Ulster Champions Scrabo Golf Club by 3 and halve matches to 1 and halve matches in the morning.

First up were Jim Gleeson with Marie Scroope William Rackard with Stella Sinnott, the Wexford pair took this one by 2 and 1. They were followed by P. J. Hogan with Marie Corrigan against Cormac Martin with Jennifer King who lost by 2-holes, David Reddan with Iris Dennison had a convincing 5 and 3 win over P. J. Murphy with Eimear McGrath. The penultimate match saw Billy and Carmel Burke lose out to Paul Gorby with Lori Whitney by a single-hole. Paddy Kennedy with Winnie Ryan halved their match against Michael Healy with Pauline Byrne.

Nenagh Golf Club won the Munster Championship of the J. B. Carr Diamond Trophy in 2005 and were drawn against Leinster Champions Stackstown in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals at the picturesque Woodenbridge Golf Club in Co. Wicklow, on 17th September, they lost out to the eventual All-Ireland Champions by 3 ½ matches to 1 ½ matches.

Christy Hartigan (14) and Martin Slattery (17) qualified with 42 pts. at Druid's Heath in the National Final of the O2 All-Ireland Masters. They qualified for the Grand Final played at the Kempinski Resort Hotel, Estepona, Spain in October 2004. They set out for the 5* Hotel on 9th October where having played a practice round they then went on to compete in the Grand Final over four days.

Nenagh won the Irish Mixed Foursomes in 2003

Nenagh won the All-Ireland Final of the Irish Mixed Foursomes at Galway Golf Club on 4th September 2003.

They met Connaught Champions City Enniscrone in the All-Ireland Semi-Final and recorded 3-matches to 2-matches victory over the Sligo team. They were led by Paddy Kennedy (8) with Winnie Ryan (18) who beat Declan Kyne (6) with Louise Loftus (26) by 2 and 1. They were followed by Frank Flannery (6) with Iris Dennison (22) who lost their match by 4 and 3 against Arthur McMahon (2) with Marie Carroll (28). Next up was Michael Scroope (8) with Marie Scroope (25) who beat Brendan Browne (5) with Pamela Healy (18) by 4 and 2. The penultimate match of Pat Foley (9) with Kathleen Heffernan (24) went 3 an2 to Jim Rickard (10) with Carmel Geraty (25).

With everything hinging on the bottom match of Brendan Kennedy (9) with Margaret Gaynor (25) who beat Derek Basquill (2) with Cindy Hughes (24) by 4 and 2, they secured their place in the All-Ireland decider against Northern Champions Scrabo who beat Leinster Champions Balcarrick Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches in their Semi-Final. They were led again by Paddy Kennedy (8) with Winnie Ryan (18) who beat Peter Busby (7) with Sara Louise Busby (15) by 4 and 3. They were followed by Denis Corrigan (7) with Kathleen Heffernan (24) who lost by 2 and 1 to Marty Moreland (1) with Karen Clarke (23).

Next up was Michael (8) and Marie Scroope (25) who had to go all the way to the 21st-hole before securing the point against Noel Wishart (3) with Alison Hiles (24). The penultimate match of Jim Gleeson (11) with Margaret Walsh (18) secured the green-pennant when they beat Stewart McCormick (4) with Cath Spence (21) by 3 and 2. In the bottom match Brendan Kennedy (9) with Margaret Gaynor (25) lost by 2 and 1 to Ryan Boal (1) with Debbie Cowan (31).

Nenagh won their first Barton Shield Munster Final when they overcame a b Tramore at Lahinch Golf Club in 2002. The team was David Hunt, Collwyn Martin, John Tierney, Paul Burke, Frank Maher and Ronan Maher. They were, captained by Paul Malone. They were drawn against Ballinasloe in the All-Ireland Semi-Final at Galway Golf Club on September 5th.

Prior to 2001:

Nenagh Golf Club won the All-Ireland Pierce Purcell Shield at Athlone G. C. in 1998. The team was Willie Harty Anthony Finan, Sean O'Donoghue, Tony Grace, Liam Hackett, Paddy Martin, Tommy Gayner, Paul Malony, John Hickey, Dinny Ryan, Brendan Galvin John Maher, Paddy Hogan, Charlie Cavanagh, Sean O'Gara and Billy Borgan. They were captained by Noel Cleary and managed by Michael Scroope and Stan Heary.

Nenagh won the All-Ireland Jimmy Bruen Shield at Dundalk G. C. in 1997. The team was Pat McGrath, S. O'Donoghue, Kevin Walshe, Michael Fitzgibbon, Jim O'Sullivan, Denis Corrigan, Rev. Pat Cotter, Gerry Ryan, Brendan Kennedy, Michael Scroope, Enda Heenan, Pat Foley, Frank Flannery and Jim Whelehan. They were captained by  Pat Moriarity and managed by Paddy Kennedy.

They won the All-Ireland Pierce Purcell Shield in the GUI Centenary year at Malone G. C. in 1991, having won it two years before at Woodbrook G. C. in 1989. When the team was Tom Hargrove, Pat Quigley, Bartley Lydon, Lal Molloy, Martin Molloy, Martin Callagy, Niall Jordan, Cathal Jordan, Dave Hanley and Paschal McDonagh, they were captained by Martin Faherty. 

They won the Munster Pierce Purcell Shield in 1993, when the team was Sean O'Donoghue, Noel O'Dwyer, George Hayes, Jim Whelehan, Frank Moloney, Liam O'Gara, Tony Finnan, Sean Minogue, Patrick Collison, Brendan Galvin and Willie Duff. They were, captained by Gerry Ryan.

They won the Duggan Cup in 1996, the Central Towns, in 1980, 1988,1989, 1993 and 1996.

They were All-Ireland Silver medal winners in the Club Youths Championship in 1998 when the team was Conor O'Dwyer, Ronan Maher, David O'Halloran, Eoin Peters and Kevin McGrath. They were, captained by Murt O'Connor. The won the Munster Club Youths the following year when the team was Ronan Maher, David O'Halloran, Colwyn Martin, Kevin McGrath, John Slattery, Noel Maloney and Connor O'Dwyer. They were, captained again by Murt O'Connor.

The Ladies of Nenagh won the Senior Cup in 1996 when the team was Karen Whelan, Karen Maguie, Fidelma O'Brien, Sarah Baker, Liz McKeever and Alice Varley. They won the Junior Cup in 1991 with C. O'Flaherty, M. Meaney and E. Slattery. T

hey won the ILGU Intermediate League in 1993, when the team was G. Cullen, L. McKeever, F. O'Brien, M. McCarthy and M. Meaney.

They won the Tipperary League in 1996 with Fiona Murnane, Majella McLoughney, Anne Seymour, Cordella Cormack and Fiona Coyle.

Alice Varley and Mary Meaney won the Eileen Murphy Perpetual Trophy in 1993.

Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;

Pat Lyons represented Ireland as a Senior International in 1986 playing 5-times won 1-match and lost 4-matches accumulating 2-points;

Paul Byrne represented Ireland at international Youths level in 1996 playing 4-matches, won 1-match and lost 3-matches accumulating 2-points. He represented Munster as a Senior Interprovincial from 1997 to 1998 playing 9-times won 3-matches halved one and lost 5-matches accumulating 7-points. He represented Munster at Youths’ Interprovincial level from 1994 to 1996 playing 10-times won 4-matches halved one and lost 5-matches accumulating 9-points. He represented Munster in the Boys Interprovincial Championships in  1993 playing 6-times won 4-matches and lost 2-matches accumulating 8-points;

Collwyn Martin represented Munster as a Senior Interprovincial from 2002 to 2003 playing 11-times won 2-matches halved four and lost 5-matches accumulating 8-points. He represented Munster at Youths’ Interprovincial level from 1997 to 1999 playing 16-times won 6-matches halved one and lost 9-matches accumulating 13-points;

Ronan Maher represented Munster at Youths’ Interprovincial in 2000 playing 5-times won 3-matches halved one and lost 1-match accumulating 7-points. He represented Munster in the Boys Interprovincial Championships in 1996 playing 6-times won 1-match halved two and lost 3-matches accumulating 4-points;

Gordon Morrison represented Munster at Youths’ Interprovincial level in 1991 playing 3-times won 1-match and lost 2-matches accumulating 2-points;

Davy Redan represented Munster at Youths’ Interprovincial level in 1990 playing 6-times won 1-match and lost 5-matches accumulating 2-points;

History of Nenagh

Nenagh Instituted 1892 affiliated 1929

Although the Nenagh Golf Club gives its foundation date as 1929 and its first AGM held on 23rd February 1929, with Lord Dunally as President.

There is plenty of evidence that golf was played at Nenagh as early as 1892. The Golfing Annual 1895-96 gives a foundation date as 13th October 1892, with H. Waring as Captain, J.W.C. Barry as the Hon. Secretary and the President was Lord Dunally. It had 49 members, 20 of which were Ladies. This club would appear to have survived until the Great War when the course was given over for cultivation. As early as 1920 the club began to reform and was up and running again by 1929.