Connemara Isles golf club Galway

Members Achievements

Connemara Isles Golf Club from Leitir Mór won the All-Ireland Final of the Men’s Fourball Series when they beat Newbridge Golf Club at Athlone Golf Club on Sunday 2th October 2022 by 3-matches to 2-matches.
They were led out by Peader O’Suilleabhain with Padraig Tim O’Conghaile who lost their match against Kieran and Billy O’Neill by 2-holes, they were followed by Gearoid William O’Fatharty with StiofAin MacDonncha who lost their match against Ken Halpin with Michael Seery by 2 and 1, next on the tee was Joe Walsh with Seosamh O’Cualain who had a 2 and 1 win against Ciaran McManus with Steven Sheridan, in the penultimate match Sean O’Cualain with Donal O’Curraoin had a similar result against Thomas Behan with Eoin Caffery and in the bottom match Nollaig O’Tighearnaigh with Peter Mannion clinched the Green Pennant with a 1-hole win against Robbie Brennan with Greg Kehoe.
They met Mahon Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the previous day and recorded a 3-matches to 2-matches win against the Cork Club.
Peader O’Suilleabhain with Padraig Tim O’Conghaile led them out against Kieran White with Ray Murphy and lost their match by 2 and 1, next up was Gearoid William O’Fatharty with StiofAin MacDonncha who had a 3 and 2 win against Paul A. Sexton with Sean Hosford, they were followed by Joe Walsh with Seosamh O’Cualain who beat Peadar Deegan with David Lane by 4 and 3, in the penultimate match Sean O’Cualain with Donal O’Curraoin lost their match by 3 and 2 against Willie Hegarty with Paul Sexton and in the bottom match Nollaig O’Tighearnaigh with Peter Mannion beat David M. O’Mahony with Tom Hickey by 2 and 1.  

Connemara Isles Golf Club from Leitir Mór were Runners-Up in the All-Ireland Final of the Fred Perry Trophy for men over 55 years when they lost out to defending champions Nenagh Golf Club at Athlone Golf Club on Friday 30th September 2022 by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
They were led out by Seosamh O’Cualain with Nollaig O’Tighearnaigh who lost their match by the minimum against Billy Burke with Jim Gleeson, next on the tee was Ciaran O’Flaherty with Vince Larkin who lost their match 5 and 4 against Sean Minogue with George Hayes, they were followed by Liam O’Maolaodha with SeAin O’Cualain who halved their match against Paul Maloney with Garry Howard, in the penultimate match Donal Standun with Eamonn O’Brien had a confortable 5 and 4 win against Pat J. Hogan with Dinny Ryan and in the bottom match Michael O’Braonain with Conor O’Malley lost their match by 4 and 3 against Billy Morgan with William Harty.
They were drawn against East Cork Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the previous day and recorded a 3½-matches to 1½-matches win.
Vince Larkin with Ciaran O’Flaherty led them out and had a 4 and 3 win against Michael Collins with Kevin O’Reilly, They were followed by Liam O’Maolaodha with SeAin O’Cualain who had a very comfortable 7 and 6 win against Jerry McCarthy with Neil Higgins, next on the tee was Conor O’Malley with Padraic O’Conghaile who lost their match against Eddie Cleary with Richard Scanlon by 2 and 1, the penultimate match of StiofAin O’Cualain with Nollaig O’Tighearnaigh was halved against Maurice Conway with J. J. Sheehan when called-in and the bottom match of Donal Standun with Eamonn O’Brien went 4 and 2 to the West Galway pair against Kieran O’Brien with Derek Cahill.         

Connemara Isles won the 2022 Connacht Men's 9-Hole Inter-Club champions.
They defeated Tubbercurry by 5½ matches to 1½ matches on Saturday 27th June 2022 at Ballinrobe Golf Club
Played on neutral grounds, Connemara Isles had too much for their Sligo opponents on the day.
The team was Seán Ó Cualáin, Vince Larkin, Stiofán Ó Cualáin, Peadar M. Ó Flatharta, Peadar Ó Súilleabháin, Joe Walsh, Pól Ó Súilleabháin, Seosamh Ó Cualáin, Stiofán Mac Donnacha, Liam Ó Maolaodha, Gearóid Ó Cualáin, Éamonn O'Brien, Peadar D. D. Ó Flatharta

Husband & Wife Sybel (26) and Martin, (10) booked their place in the final at St. Margaret's of the Spar-Irish Independent Mixed Pairs Championship at Galway Bay in May 2000. They were second in the qualifying with a score of 50pts. in this novel event, where the first six holes are played as a scramble, followed by six as foursomes, and finishing in singles.

History of Connemara Isles

Founded 1995

The thatched seaside clubhouse is the ancestral home of the founders of the Connemara Isles Golf Club John, Tony and Cathal Lynch

Their great grandfather built the house in 1850 when he returned from America as one of the survivors of the ill-fated emigrant Famine ship the Brig St. John. The Brig St. John was wrecked on rocks near Boston Harbour in Cape Cod in October 1849, having only left Galway the previous month with 120 on board.
You will see ruins of pre-famine houses near the sixth green.

The sea around the golf course is famous for it natural oyster and scallop beds. During the summer you can enjoy the traditional boating festivals from Currach racing to Hooker racing. This area offers you a unique opportunity to experience the Conamara culture at its finest.