About Charleville Golf Club

Officers & Committee Members 2010

Committee of Management 2010.

President :                                         Michael Laffan.
Vice President :                                  Brendan Griffin.
Captain :                                           Mike Quaid Snr.
Vice Captain :                                    Jack McCarthy.
Lady Captain :                                    Mrs Ema O’Shea.
Lady Vice Captain :                             Mrs Catherine McCarthy.
Hon. Secretary :                                John Kavanagh.
Hon. Treasurer :                                Tony Connolly.
Junior Officer :                                   Mrs Ann McEvoy.
Course Officer :                                 P.J Hayes.
Premises & House Officer :                Barra O’Dwyer.
Development Officer :                        Gay McEvoy.

Committee;

Mrs Margaret Deady, Ms Maisie Clifford, Sean Noonan, Carl McCarthy, Ger Gould & Jim Harmon.

Men’s Club.

Captain :                                       Mike Quaid Snr.
Vice Captain :                               Jack McCarthy.
Hon. Secretary :                            Carl McCarthy.
Hon. Treasurer :                            John Kavanagh.
Hon. Handicap Secretary :               Brendan Griffin.
Hon. Competition Secretary :          Jimmy Kavanagh.

Committee;

Ger Gould, Ger Kirwan, Jason Glasper, Trevor Barry, Mike Moloney & Barra O’Dwyer.

Ladies Club.

Lady Captain :                               Mrs Ema O'Shea.
Lady Vice Captain :                        Mrs Catherine McCarthy.
Hon. Secretary :                            Mrs Margaret Deady.
Hon. Treasurer :                            Ms Maisie Clifford.
Hon. Handicap Secretary :               Ms Karen Heffernan.
Hon. Competition Secretary :           Mrs Alice South.

Committee;

Mrs Teresa Flynn, Ms Bridie Howard, Mrs Catriona White, Mrs Ann Weekes, Mrs Siobhan Bowles.

Directions to Charleville Golf Club

If you are coming from the Cork direction then you will pass the graveyard at the entrance to the town. Continue on until you pass a garage on your left - take the next left and a fairly immediate right to bring you onto a road through the town park. When you reach the end of this road you should turn left and then follow this road (Smith's Road) for approx. 2 km until you reach Charleville Golf Club on the left hand side ...click here for large map

If you are coming from the Limerick Direction you will see the Catholic Church at the top of the hill as you enter the town. Conintue on until you reach a right hand turn in the middle of the town - follow this road (Smith's Road) for approx. 2 km until you reach Charleville Golf Club on the left hand side ...click here for large map

Its location at the foothills of the Ballyhoura Mountains and next to Munster's most central town makes it an ideal centre for golf only 40 minutes from Cork and Limerick cities.

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"THE YEAR OF THE FOX".

Many congratulations to "The Banogue Master", the one and only, Paddy Dwane on winning the Captain's Prize at the weekend. A brilliant 64 in the qualifier from the Septuagenarian followed by a tidy score in the 12 hole play off including a stupendous 4 at the 16th. Water what water?.

Yet another Captain's prize for Banogue!. "Not bad for a small village" commented Brendan Ryan who won the first. Indeed the second Banogue winner, John Chawke also qualified for this years play off and challenged strongly right up to the finish.

Paddy's humerous acceptance speech will long be remembered by the large gathering that attended the prize ceremonies. True to form Paddy gave us a blast of a song before the night was over. Is there no end to this man's talent ?.

The Captain, Mike Quaid thanked everyone that played over the weekend and paid special tribute to Seamus Lyons and his staff for a tremendous job on the course. Excellent test of golf but a very fair set up was the general comment from the 365 members & guests that played.

Congratulations to the prize winners and to everyone that played. Congratulations also to the many volunteers, that took the entries, checked the cards and helped with the playoff. Jimmy Kavanagh and company, take a well deserved bow!.

Directions

If you are coming from the Cork direction then you will pass the graveyard at the entrance to the town. Continue on until you pass a garage on your left - take the next left and a fairly immediate right to bring you onto a road through the town park. When you reach the end of this road you should turn left and then follow this road (Smith's Road) for approx. 2 km until you reach Charleville Golf Club on the left hand side ...

If you are coming from the Limerick Direction you will see the Catholic Church at the top of the hill as you enter the town. Conintue on until you reach a right hand turn in the middle of the town - follow this road (Smith's Road) for approx. 2 km until you reach Charleville Golf Club on the left hand side ...