ABOVE: Kilkenny’s Aidan Fogarty, Tipperary hurler Gearóid O’Connor, Tipperary senior hurling manager Liam Cahill and Kilkenny hurler Killian Doyle Even the occasional grey sky couldn’t dampen the spirits of all who participated in the annual Urlingford Cross Border Golf Classic, at Rathdowney Golf Club last Friday and Saturday. This year Urlingford Town Team (UTT) and Emeralds GAA Club came together to organise the event as a fundraiser to support a number of projects including the Exit 4 Remote Working Hub, scheduled to open in Urlingford this autumn. Michael Doyle, chairman of the GAA club, and Dympna Hayes, chair of UTT see this as an important collaboration. “There is a real sense that this golf classic is for the community as a whole. There is one team, and that’s Team Urlingford,” said Mr Doyle.placeholder image
ABOVE: Kilkenny’s Aidan Fogarty, Tipperary hurler Gearóid O’Connor, Tipperary senior hurling manager Liam Cahill and Kilkenny hurler Killian Doyle Even the occasional grey sky couldn’t dampen the spirits of all who participated in the annual Urlingford Cross Border Golf Classic, at Rathdowney Golf Club last Friday and Saturday. This year Urlingford Town Team (UTT) and Emeralds GAA Club came together to organise the event as a fundraiser to support a number of projects including the Exit 4 Remote Working Hub, scheduled to open in Urlingford this autumn. Michael Doyle, chairman of the GAA club, and Dympna Hayes, chair of UTT see this as an important collaboration. “There is a real sense that this golf classic is for the community as a whole. There is one team, and that’s Team Urlingford,” said Mr Doyle.

IN PICTURES: Tee-rific time for all at the Tipp and Kilkenny Cross Border Golf Classic!

Urlingford Town Team and Emeralds GAA Club

Related topics:
Register
Follow us
© 2026 Formpress Publishing LTD. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice