This Morning/afternoon.
181 yards into a slight wind.
White ball good.
FIGHT!
Tag Archives: golf
Below Par
at
A rather unusual storm surge this morning @PortsalonGolf links pic.twitter.com/BDARYouCvW
— johnny shields (@johnnyshields1) February 21, 2022
This morning.
Croaghross, Portsalon, county Donegal.
Designed by Mark Spitz.
FOIRE!
This afternoon.
Howth, county Dublin.
Turned out nice.
This afternoon.
Curragh Golf Course, County Kildare.
This is the first day outdoor activity restrictions have been lifted.
Meanwhile…
This afternoon.
Herbert Park, Dublin 4.
New: Elite athletes are to be given an exemption from mandatory hotel quarantine – an exemption which will allow Leinster to travel to La Rochelle, the French women’s team to come to Donnybrook for the women’s 6N, and eases fears over golf’s Irish Open @VMSportIE @VirginMediaNews
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) April 12, 2021
Ah here.
FIGHT!
Pic via Mount Juliet
Golfgate 2: Electric boogaloo.
This afternoon.
Cassidy’s Travel, Dundrum, Dublin.
FORE!
Thanks Donegal Séan
Level Fore
at
Golf ⛳️, a solitary sport is banned (#golfgate related?) but these 2 high intensity sports #tennis & #GAA are allowed. Doesn’t make sense at all, does it #NPHET @CcoHse @CMOIreland @ronan_glynn @HSELive @LeoVaradkar @MichealMartinTD @EamonRyan https://t.co/sgg3jpTQ4o
— Dr Valerie Morris (@DrValerieMorris) October 22, 2020
Golfgate 2: Electric Boogaloo.
FIGHT!
Name that course (top), anyone?
Meanwhile…
We’re in lockdown to protect those who are deemed vulnerable. I think this is about those who are vulnerable due to issues with their mental health. Nothing more, nothing less. #OpenTheGyms pic.twitter.com/Iktdman86a
— Conor Toolan (@CToolan_) October 22, 2020
Teed Off
at
This morning.
Lower Camden Street, Dublin 2.
George Foreman Grill (out of picture).
Thanks Michael Murphy
Taoiseach Micheál Martin says EU Commissioner Phil Hogan should apologise for attending the event in Galway, adding he “should be far more fulsome in his response, and should understand the anger across the country” | Live updates: https://t.co/Vk3CyLuRsl pic.twitter.com/tQgF4rCRV5
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 21, 2020
Tonight.
Following the Taoiseach’s call for an apology, a spokesperson for Mr Hogan said he would not have attended had he thought that the event did not comply with Government guidelines.
“The Commissioner apologises for the distress caused by his participation,” said the spokesperson.
Earlier…
EU Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan
1) I attended the Oireachtas Golf Society dinner on Wednesday on the clear understanding that the organisers and the hotel concerned had been assured [by the Irish Hotels’ Federation] that the arrangements put in place would be in compliance with the government’s guidelines.
— Phil Hogan (@PhilHoganEU) August 21, 2020
2) Prior to the event, I had complied fully with the government’s quarantine requirements, having been in Ireland since late July.
— Phil Hogan (@PhilHoganEU) August 21, 2020
Um
Blame the hotel.
Sure why not?
Earlier: Par For The Course
Meanwhile…
We understand Phil Hogan has been spending some of his time, since returning to Ireland, at a property in Co Kildare. For the last two weeks, Kildare residents have been asked not to leave the county for non-essential journeys. The Commissioner has yet to reply to our inquiries.
— Gavan Reilly is actually still on holiday (@gavreilly) August 21, 2020
Ah, Phil.
Earlier: Resigned [Updated]
Enda?
Yesterday evening.
Castlebar, Co Mayo.
Castlebar Golf Club tweetz:
Former Taoiseach and honary member Enda Kenny, alongside his son Ferdia pictured with men’s captain Tom before they tee’d off….
Previously: Hello You