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12 Jan 2026
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12 Jan 2026
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At a special presentation last August by Cahir Park Golf Club to Denis and wife Anne. Pic: Maria Taylor
Denis O’Mahony, R.I.P.
It was with deep sadness the death of Denis O'Mahony was announced to members this week.
Denis, formerly of Bantry, West Cork, was a founder member of Cahir Park Golf Club in 1968. The course started with 9 Holes.
Denis served on many committees throughout the years and was a deservedly proud Club President in 1995 when the second 9 Holes of the Course were opened.
Denis served a second year of Presidency in 1996 and was among the founders of the Seniors Group in 1997.
Always regarded as a person who gave solid advice, he was at the heart of all matters pertaining to golf over the 60 plus years he played.
Denis recalled many of his great memories of golf and the Club in August 2022, at a reception in the Clubhouse, when he was honoured as a founder member, by Cahir Park for his dedicated service to the Club.
Denis O’Mahony will always be remembered with gratitude for all his good deeds.
May his soul rest in peace.
Deepest sympathy is extended to his wife Anne, son Gary and daughters Jean, Denise and Claire and to the extended O'Mahony family.
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