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The Cahir Park team who won the Ladies Munster Cup in Fermoy Golf Club - from left, Caitlin Fitzgerald, Lady Captain Breda Kavanagh, Deirdre O’Neill and Breda Keating. Picture: Cahir Media
One of the highlights of the summer at Cahir Park Golf Club was the success of the ladies team in the Munster Cup.
The Cahir Park team, who scored 115 stableford points, beat runners-up Ballykisteen by a comprehensive eight points at Fermoy.
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The team was Deirdre O’ Neill, Breda Keating and Caitlin Fitzgerald.
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What a team!
Well done ladies.
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