Posted: April 18, 2009 9:53 PM - 4476 Hits
DUNLOP IRISH MOTORSPORT CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
The Irish Motor Sport Benevolent Fund and GOAL, the sportsman's charity, will once again benefit from our Irish Dunlop backed Golf Classic, which will be held at the beautiful Glen of the Downs Golf Club, Delgany, Co. Wicklow, on Thursday 28th May 2009, starting at 1.30pm.
Posted: April 18, 2009 9:53 PM
The date:
May 28, 2009, shot-gun start at 1330, check-in 1300.
Entry fee:
€600 for team of four, to include green fees, dinners, goody bags and a good day’s fun and craic.
Venue:
Glen of the Downs Golf Club, Delgany, off the N11 opposite the Glen View Hotel. This is one of the finest championship courses in Leinster and is specially prepared for classic events. The restaurant service and quality of food is renowned, and the owners, Michael and Stephen Doyle, are regular competitors in Historic racing.
In aid of:
Motorsport Ireland Benevolent Fund – a charity which helps injured drivers from racing, rallying and kart racing. Some officers of the MI Benevolent Fund will attend. The second charity is GOAL – the sportsman’s charity which does very necessary work for the poor in many areas around the world.
Awards:
Top three teams overall – four trophies each.
Best affiliated MI, MSA or MCUI team – Cuchullann Trophy (Holders Birr and District MC)
Longest drive: Trophy
Nearest the pin: Trophy.
Sponsors:
Irish Dunlop overall. Additional sponsors are being accepted for tees and greens - €250 each. The more money we take in the more will go to the charities. No expenses are charged to the event.
Intending entries should be notified as soon as possible to:
info@motorsportireland.ie
Further details may be had from
rtegp@hotmail.com, tel 087 2433211 / +353 87 2433211
The Irish Motor Sport Benevolent Fund, is a registered charity and it has, over the years, assisted many competitors who were unfortunate enough to be seriously injured while competing. That assistance is ongoing, costly and very, very necessary.
Posted: March 6, 2009 10:08 AM
The Irish Motor Sport Benevolent Fund and GOAL, the sportsman's charity, will once again benefit from our Irish Dunlop backed Golf Classic, which will be held at the beautiful Glen of the Downs Golf Club, Delgany, Co. Wicklow, on Thursday 28th May 2009, starting at 1.30pm.
This will be the seventh occasion for the Classic to be staged. Already over EUR110,000 has been donated to both charities through this fun-day golf outing. "The Glen of the Downs club is the ideal location for the event, with owners and motorsport competitors, Michael and Stephen Doyle, acting as hosts for a 'shot-gun start' at 1.30pm and then a sit-down dinner at 8.00pm," says Committee-man Michael Lyster of RTE Sport, who will also act as MC on the day.
The entry fee for each team of four - male and/or female - is only EUR600. This includes green-fees, dinner, four goody bags, good chat, banter and craic. For some the golf is serious, but the conviviality, the friendships and the charities are also very important.
The scoring system will be "Stableford" and there are prizes for the top three teams overall and for the best Motorsport Club affiliated to Motorsport Ireland, the MSA or Motorcycling Ireland. Last year, the Birr and District Motor Club became champions, just pipping the previous year's winners, Co. Cavan Motor Club, by a single point. Birr will be back again! So will Cavan!
With the 'shot-gun start' it is possible to cope with 35 teams, so we are hoping that as many motorsport clubs as possible will enter and support our two important charities. We are also looking for sponsors for tees and greens at EUR200 each. So, please, please, come along and/or get involved.
Please pass the word to your club members and give every consideration to entering a team, or two, from your club - not tomorrow, but today.
Intending entries should be notified as soon as possible to:
info@motorsportireland.ie
Further details may be had from
rtegp@hotmail.com, tel 087 2433211 / +353 87 2433211
The Irish Motor Sport Benevolent Fund, is a registered charity and it has, over the years, assisted many competitors who were unfortunate enough to be seriously injured while competing. That assistance is ongoing, costly and very, very necessary.