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Royal Curragh golf club Kildare

Royal Curragh golf course Kildare

Royal Curragh Golf Course

Royal Curragh Club Crest

The Curragh Golf Club was founded in 1883 making it the oldest club in Ireland and there is a strong argument that golf was first played in Ireland on the plains of the Curragh. Located a couple of miles from the Curragh Race Course home of the Irish Darby many would consider The Curragh as a hilly course it has several memorable and challenging holes that will bring out the best in your game. "The feature hole is the 17th a 443 yds. Par 4 which requires an accurate tee shot over the ridge to have any chance of getting home in two". The Curragh has a superb finishing hole where the fairway winds its way around mature trees to your right-hand side that seem to act as a magnet.

There are magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and the newly constructed clubhouse provides for the golfers every need.

Royal Curragh, was voted the No. 92-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2023 (Down-1);

Royal Curragh, was voted the No. 91-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2022;

Curragh was voted the No. 97-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2010;

Curragh was voted the No. 92-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2009;

Curragh was voted the No. 90-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2008;

Green Fees Midweek Low Season: €40
Green Fees Midweek High Season: €50
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. Low Season: €45
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. High Season: €55
Green Fees with a Member: €17/25
Green Fees for Opens: €25/30
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: Yes
Buggy Hire: €25 Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €1,155
Full Intermediate Membership Fee: €703
Full International Membership Fee: €281
Full Junior Membership Fee: €226
Full Juvenile Membership Fee: €100
Entrance Fee: None
Course Type Parkland
No Holes 18
Members 727
Designer David Ritchie
Founded 1858
Address

The Curragh Camp,
Curragh,
Co. Kildare

Telephone 045-441714
Email info@royalcurraghgolf.ie
Website Royal Curragh golf club website
Club Secretary: Ann Culleton
Captain: Peter
Lady Captain: Carol
President:   
Junior Captain: Joe
Vice-Captain:  
Hon. Secretary: Peter O’Connell, Gerard Maher & Eileen Switzer
Club Pro: Gerry Burke 045-441896
Hon. Treasurer: Morton Rennick, Tommy Doyle & Sheena Bohan
Comp. Secretary: Marian Kinahan, Bernie O’Donovan 
Royal Curragh Golf Course Layout Course Layout

Location Map

GPS Coord*
Lat:53.145817
Long:-6.803842
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General Facts & Information

Course opening hours: Daylight hours Clubhouse opening hours: 10.00am to 11.30pm
Mobile phones: Not on course
Dress Code: Neat and casual, no denim
Catering: Full catering, facilities Days to Avoid: Sundays & Tuesdays
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other days Pre-booking for open Tournaments:14 Days in advance

Royal Curragh Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*

Open & Major Fixtures 2023 (Confirmed)        
Event* Start Finish Type Duration
Captains' Drive-In Sunday 26 March
  Closed 1
Lady President's Prize Tuesday
  Closed 1
President's Prize Strokes Friday 5 May Sunday 7 May Closed 3
President's Prize Strokes Saturday 6 May

Closed 1
President's Prize Strokes Sunday 7 May
  Closed 1
Lady Vice-Captain's Prize Tuesday 23 May
  Closed 1
Vice-Presidents Prize Saturday 1 July Sunday 2 July Closed 2
Vice-Presidents Prize Sunday 2 July   Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Round 1 Tuesday 11 July   Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Saturday 22 July   Closed 1
Captain's Prize (Q) Friday 4 August Sunday 6 August Closed 3
Captain's Prize (Q) Saturday 5 August   Closed 1
Captain's Prize (Q) Sunday 6 August   Closed 1
Captain's Prize Saturday 12 August
Closed 1
L. & G. 4-Person Team Event Friday 17 March   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 6 April   Open 1
Fourball Betterball Friday 7 April Saturday 8 April Open 2
Fourball Betterball Saturday 8 April   Open 1
4-Person Team Event Monday 10 April   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 13 April   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 20 April   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 27 April   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 1 May   Open 1
L. & G. 4-Ball Betterball Thursday 4 May   Open 1
2-Person Champagne Scramble Thursday 18 May   Open 1
Inter. Scratch Cup Sunday
  Open 1
Minor Scratch Cup Sunday
  Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 1  June   Open 1
Start of Open Week Saturday 3 June Sunday 11 June Open 9
L. & G. Fourball Stableford Saturday 3 June   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Sunday 4 June   Open 1
9-Hole Mixed Foursomes p.m. Sunday 4 June   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 5 June   Open 1
L. & G. 3-Person Mixed Team Event Monday 5 June   Open
1
4-Person Mixed Team Event Tuesday 6 June   Open 1
9-Hole 3-Person Team Event Tuesday 6 June   Open 1
L. & G, Singles Stableford Wednesday 7 June   Open 1
9-Hole 3-Person Team Event Wednesday 7 June   Open 1
Mixed 4-Person Team Event
Thursday 8 June   Open 1
9-Hole L. & G. Fourball Betterball Thursday 8 June   Open 1
Mixed 3-Person Team Event Friday 9 June   Open 1
9-Hole L. & G. Singles Stableford Friday 9 June   Open 1
L. & G. Fourball Stableford Saturday 10 June   Open 1
Mixed 2-Person Team Event Sunday 11 June   Open 1
9-Hole Mixed 4-Person Team Event Sunday 11 June   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 15 June   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 22 June   Open 1
L. & G. 3-Person Team Event
Thursday 29 June   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 6 July   Open
1
L. & G. Seniors Singles (50+)
Monday 10 July   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 13 July   Open
1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 20 July   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 27 July
  Open 1
Leinster Inter-Club Area Finals (N&C)  Sunday 30 July   G.I. 1
4-Person Mixed Team Event Thursday 3 August   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 7 August   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 10 August   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles (50+) Monday 14 August   Open
1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 17 August   Open 1
L. & G. 2-Person Team Event any combination Monday 21 August   Open 1
L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 24 August
  Open 1
Senior Scratch Cup Sunday 27 August
  Open 1
Junior Scratch Cup Sunday 27 August
  Open 1
Ladies Singles Thursday 31 August
  Open 1
Finals of L. & G. Newbridge Silverware Singles Stableford Thursday 7 September   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles (50+) Monday 11 September   Open 1
Club Fundraiser 2-Person Team Event any combination
Saturday 16 September  Sunday 17 September Open 2
Club Fundraiser 2-Person Team Event any combination Sunday 17 September   Open 1

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Card of the Course

KeyData
White Par 72 SSS 71 6,416 yd's
Yellow Par 72 SSS 70 6,246 yd's
Red Par 72 SSS 72 5,513 yd's
Green Par 72 SSS 68 5,864 yd's
Blue Par 72 SSS 72 6,586 yd's

Card

Hole No. Blue White Yellow Green Par Index Red Par Index
1 522 514 510 480 5 14 464 5 10
2 364 357 348 289 4 6 296 4 8
3 292 288 283 283 4 17 281 4 14
4 200 191 184 157 3 4 159 3 16
5 349 339 327 327 4 16 327 4 12
6 374 366 361 316 4 8 316 4 2
7 547 537 523 484 5 12 418
5
18
8 421 413 398 375 4 3 326
4
4
9 348 338 327 327 4 10 295 4 6
Out 3,417 3,343 3,261 3,018 37   2,882 37  
10 392 381 370 341 4 7 351 4 7
11 172 163 153 153 3 13 147 3 15
12 529 519 510 480 5 5 436 5 9
13 584 568 559 511 5 2 495 5 1
14 176 161 144 144 3 15 140 3 13
15 373 363 354 342 4 11 331 4 3
16 130 112 103 103 3 18 84 3 17
17 443 437 431 411 4 1 342 4 5
18 370 369 361 361 4 9 305 4 11
In 3,169 3,073 2,985 3,018 35   2,631 35  
Total 6,586 6,416 6,246 5,864 72   5,513 72  
SSS 72 71 70
68     72    

Notable rounds

Men's Course Record Am: 63 I. Stewart, Pro: 63 Damian McGrane

Ladies Course Record: 63 Rebecca Coakley July 2000

Members Achievements

The Ladies of Royal Curragh Golf Club qualified for the Quarter-Finals of the All-Ireland Final of the Women’s Senior Foursomes at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Saturday 9th September 2023 when they went down to Castletroy Golf Club by 2½-matches to ½-matches.
In the top match Nessa Conlon with Joan Nordlokken lost their match against Fiona Corbett with Eavan Martin by 6 and 5, the middle match of Marie Sheridan with Anne Bolster was halved against Shirley Real with Sarah Vaughan and in the bottom match Regina Foley with Mary O'Meara lost out by 4 and 3 against Sadhbh Bullock with Aoife O'Neill.

The Ladies of Royal Curragh Golf Club won the Regional Final of the Leinster Central Women’s Senior Foursomes on Sunday 13th August 2023 at Rathsallagh Golf Club when they beat Kilkenny Golf Club by 2-matches to 1-match.

The Ladies of Royal Curragh Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Quarter Finals of the Women’s Junior Cup on Sunday 3rd September 2023 at Doneraile Golf Club when they went down to Castletroy Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
In the top match Regina Foley lost out to Aoife O’Neill by 8 and 6, she was followed by Anne Bolster who lost her match by the minimum against Eavan Martin, next on the tee was Mary O'Meara who lost her match against Ethna Leonard by 3 and 1, in the penultimate match Nessa Conlon halved her match against Mary Crowley and in the bottom match Joan Nordlokken recorded a 4 and 3 win against Sarah Vaughan.
The Ladies of Royal Curragh Golf Club won the Leinster Central Regional Final of the Women’s Junior Cup when they beat Wexford Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-match at Kilkenny Golf Club Saturday 29th July 2023.

Royal Curragh Golf Club were Runners-Up in the J. B. Carr in 2022 when they lost out to Shannon Golf Club at Woodbridge Golf Club on 4th September, they were captained by Liam Carroll.

Royal Curragh Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Barton Cup in 2022 when they lost out to Hermitage Golf Club at Lucan Golf Club on 15th October.
Some of the team on the day was Dave Mulcahy with Joe Hanamy, John Delaney with Evan Neville-Aldwell and Alan Darcy with Shane Kenny.            

Royal Curragh Golf Club qualifies by winning their Leinster Regional Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield to reach the Quarter Finals at Limerick Golf Club on Thursday 16th September 2021 when they played Nenagh Club and lost their match by 4-matches to 1--match,
First on the tee Michael Materson with Gerry Maher who lost their match by 5 and 4 against Brendan O’Donoghue with Mathew O’Gara, they were followed by Brendan Mullins with Martin Butler who lost out to Padraig Hackett with David McGrath by 4 and 3, next up was Noel Joyce with Jimmy Murphy who halved their match against Paul Maloney with David Hickey, in the penultimate match Barry McLoughlin with Michael Cleary recorded a 6 and 4 win against Bernard Hackett with Pat J. Hogan and the bottom match of Paul Dempsey with Brenney Murphy was halved against Richard Maloney with George Hays.

Royal Curragh Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Pierce Purcell Shield when they lost out to Munster Champions Thurles Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches on Friday 22nd September 2017.
They were led out by Martin Whitty with Bill Geraghty who lost their match against Tommy and Shane Quigley by 4 and 3, they were followed by Eddie Trant with Jimmy Murphy who had a 2 and 1 win over Pat Coote with Johnny Nevin, next on the tee was Michael Cleary with Brendan Mullins who lost out to John Looby with Gerard Maguire by 1-hole, in the penultimate match Anthony Ryan with Thomas Powell recorded a 2-hole win over Adrian O’Keefe with John Dwan and in the bottom match Benny Murphy with Paul Dempsey lost out by the minimum 1-hole against Stephen Quigley with Martin Fahy and with that the Green Pennant.
They met Ulster Champions Moyola Park Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the previous day.
They were led out then by Michael Cleary with Brendan Mullins against Seamus Graffin with Timothy Steele, next on the tee was Eddie Trant with Jimmy Murphy against Malachy McKee with Stephen Heaney, they were followed by Anthony Ryan with Thomas Powell against Bernard O’Kane with Gerald Loughlin, the penultimate match saw Martin Whitty with Bill Geraghty take on Conor McKenna with Tony Johnston and the bottom match of Brenny Murphy with Paul Dempsey against Desmond Cleary with Martin McNabb.
They won the Leinster Final at Callan Golf Club on Sunday 30th July when they beat Clontarf Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches in the Final and Castle Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match in the Semi-Final.

Curragh Golf Club won the Leinster Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield at Moate Golf Club on Sunday 4th July when they beat Slade Valley Golf Club by 4 matches to 1 match in the final having accounted for Powerscourt Golf Club by a similar margin in the morning semi-final.

They made their way to Castlebar Golf Club to compete in the National deciders and were drawn against Connacht Champions Co. Sligo in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Thursday 16th September. First on the tee was James Murphy with Paul Hoganwho lost to Gerry McManus with Joe Keyes by 2 and 1, they were followed by Eddie Trant with Pat Sullivan who won their match against Shane Flaherty with Jimmy Treacy by 5 and 4.

Next up was Brian and Brendan Daly who beat Noel McTiernan with Mick Barrett by 5 and 4. The penultimate match was Derek Farrell with Derek Kelly against Pat Forkan with Michael McNamara also recorded a 5 and 4 win and the bottom match was Paul Hensey with Tom Tobin against Aidan Doyle with Joe Finnegan was halved. They met Nenagh Golf Club the following morning and were again led by James Murphy with Paul Hogan who beat Matthew O'Gara with Tony Finnan by 3 and 2, they were followed by Eddie Trant with Pat Sullivan who also had a 3 and 2 win over Patsy Farrell with Sean O'Donnell, next up was Brian and Brendan Daly who had a very convincing 6 and 4 win over Paddy Peters with Noel O'Dwyer and effectively clinched their first green pennant in the All-Ireland Cups & Shields. The penultimate match Derek Farrell with Derek Kelly went to the Tipperary pair of Bernard Hackett with P. J. Hogan by 6 and 5, the bottom match of Paul Hensey with Tom Tobin was halved with William Harty with Sean McLoughlin.

The Ladies of Curragh Golf Club won the Mid-Leinster Final of the AA-Insurance ILGU inter-club Junior Cup in 2007 they made the journey to Athlone Golf Club to compete in the National deciders; where they met East-Leinster Champions Corrstown Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final, they lost out by 3 matches to 2-matches.
First on the tee was Patricia Cronin (8) who had a very comfortable 6 and 4 win over Kim Barlow (9), she was followed by Catherine Joyce (10) who lost by 4 and 2 against Áine Wolfe (11), next up was Judith Lynch (11) who won her match by 4 and 3 against Jacinta Lynch (13), in the penultimate match Jennifer Joyce (13) went all the way to the 19th before conceding to Maura Sutton (13), in the bottom match Jacinta O'Brien (14) lost by the slimmest of margins when loosing to Jackie Cahill (15) by 1-hole.

2005 Lady Captain Anne Griffin and her Captain's Prize winner Sinead Keane qualified in the Volkswagen/Irish Independent Lady Captain’s Classic in this scotch foursomes format. It was off to the National Finals at The Heritage Golf Club on Monday 3rd October where they were paired with the Waterford pair of Joan Lowe and Sandra Barrett.

Maura Morrin was selected on the Irish Ladies team for the Home Internationals, where they retained the trophy and recorded their 7th victory, played at Royal Porthcawl from 8th to 10th September 2004.

Sinead Keane and Maura Morrin were selected on the Leinster Ladies team for the AIB Interprovincial Championships at Mount Wolseley Golf Club in August 7-9 2002.

Paul O'Hanlon was selected on the Leinster Boys' team for the Interprovincial Championships at Headfort Golf Club from August 28-30 2002.

Curragh won the Leinster Final of the Bulmers Junior Cup at Dundalk Golf Club in 2001. They went on to play Munster Champions Harbour Point in the All-Ireland Semi-Final at Newlands Golf Club on 20th September. They won their matches by 3 matches to 2 matches. The squad was, Declan Kenny, David Joyce, Brian Carney, Patrick Jorden, Duggie Houlihan, Martin Ryan, Brian Fetherston, Paul O'Hanlon, Noel Henzy and Stephen Byrne. They came up against Ballyclare the Ulster Champions in the All-Ireland Final and were narrowly beaten by 3 matches to 2 matches on the 21st September. 

The Curragh won the Midland Districk Final of the Ladies' Senior Cup when they beat Carlow on the final hole at Carlow Golf Club in May 2001. They went on to beat Enniscrone in the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals and were drawn against Royal Co. Down at Douglas Golf Club on 7th-8th of September 2001. The team was Lillian Behan, Sinead Keane, Maura Morrin, Marian Byrne and Mary McNally. They lost by 3 matches to 2 matches.

Sinead Keane was selected on the Irish team for the European Team Championship at Campo de Meis, Spain from the 10th to the 14th of July 2001. She was also on the Leinster Ladies team for the AIB Interprovincial’s at the Island Golf Club on the 8th to the 10th August 2001.

M. Byrne qualified for the National Finals of the Irish Times-Mitsubishi Motors Women's Masters. She returned 31 points in the semi-final at Glasson Golf Hotel & Country Club on 23rd of August 2001. Then it was on to Galway Bay Golf & Country Club for the Final on 13th September.

Prior to 2001:

Curragh Golf Club were Leinster Champions and All-Ireland Finalists in the Bulmers Junior Cup in 1979, when the team was, Nicky Aulsberry, Billy Gibson, Alan Power, Alan Cole, Tommy Kinsella, Colm Madigan and Jimmy Higgins.

They won the Duggan Cup in 1990, when the team was, John Daly, Bill Cunningham, Ray Swan, Mick O'Shea, John Young, Eric Wallace, Brendan Walshe, Hugh O'Connor, Steve Schwor and Brendan Glass, they were managed by Denis Curtin.

Curragh won the Barton Cup in 1936, when the team was, Capt. Flynn, Comdt. Stuart, Capt. O'Sullivan, Capt. Powell, Capt. Feely, Lt. Harrington. Col. McCorley, Capt. Downes, Mr. P. O'Shaughnessy, Maj. Gen. Sweeney, Capt. McInerney, Rev. Fr. Carey, Comdt. Fox and Capt. Kelly.

They won the Provincial Town's Cup in 1966, when the team was, L. Mitchell, Capt. D. Byrne, P. Dowling, Comdt. D. Butler, J. K. Young, Capt. M. O'Shea, Comdt. E. Quigley, Comdt. H. McDwyer, Rev. G. Brophy and Lieut. C. Madigan, they were managed by O. O'Brien.

They won the Midland Trophy in 1949, when the team was, Comdt. J. S. Cooney, Capt. D. O'Riordan, Lt. C. Sylvester-Carr, W. Price, Col. T. O'Higgins and J. F. Hyland.

Curragh won the Leinster Final of the Carrolls' Mixed Foursomes in 1983, when the team was, J. Brennan, S. Aspell, B. Daly, T. Byrne, P. A. Walshe, A. Power, E. Bradley, C. Barry, M. Walshe, L. Behan and E. Bolster, they were managed by N. Aulsberry. 

C. Madigan was elected to the council of the Leinster Branch of the GUI and as Central Council Delegate for 2001.

Anne Keane, the mother of the Munster Champion made a wonderful comeback to golf having been out due to illness, when she had two wins in a row, in May 2000. She won the Lady President's Prize with a score of (15)  65 net. She lost two shots for that, nevertheless, a few days later, she went out and shot an "incredible 63" off her new handicap, to win the Millennium Strokes by seven shots.

Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;

Paul O'Hanlon represented Ireland as a Senior International from 2007 to 2008 playing 12-times won 4-matches halved three and lost 5-matches accumulating 11-points. He represented Ireland at international Youths level from2004 to 2006 playing 5-matches, won 1-match halved one and lost 3-match accumulating 3-points. He represented Ireland at Irish Boys level in 2003 playing 6-times won 2-matches halved three and lost 1-match accumulating 7-points. He represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level from 2004 to 2008 playing 28-times won 15-matches halved four and lost 9-matches accumulating 34-points. He represented Leinster as a Youth Interprovincial from 2005 to 2006 playing 12-times won 7-matches and lost 5-matches accumulating 14-points. He represented Leinster at Boys  Interprovincial level from 2001 to 2002 playing 10-times won 3-matches halved two and lost 5-matches accumulating 8-points;

Lillian Behan won the Irish Close Championship and the Statoil Scratch Cup at Hermitage in 1999. She played in the Ladies Home International matches in 1984, 1985 and 1986 and again at Burnham and Berrow Golf Club in 1998, after her return from the professional ranks. She played Curtis Cup in 1986, and played for the Irish Girls in 1982;

Sinead Keane was the reserve on the Ladies Home Internationals at Lahinch in 1997;

History of Royal Curragh

Instituted 1883 affiliated 1898

David Ritchie’s obituary in the Kildare Observer, 17th September, 1910, reads "He claimed and we believe rightly so, to be the oldest golfer in Ireland, as he had ample proof of playing with the late Mr. Alexander Love on links he organised at Donnelly’s Hollow, Curragh in the early fifties of the 19th century". Thus, the Curragh is the first place golf was played in Ireland.

A Lieutenant A. G. Balfour was one of the guiding lights behind the founding of the Curragh, which had a special relationship with the Royal & Ancient. It also received a Royal charter from King George V in 1910. It was very much the militaries club, and only opened its membership to local civilians in the late 1890s and this was restricted to the local gentry. Ladies however were catered for on their own nine-hole course, the first of its kind as early as 1890.

The last British contingent left the Curragh on 16th May 1922. The first Captain of the Club after the handover was Mr. P. O’Shaughnessy, manager of the Hibernian Bank, Newbridge.

Roll of Honour

Member Year Hon. Position
W. Cunningham 1990 Ladies Captain
H. Dempsey  1990 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. K. Duffy 1990 President
E. Bradley 1991 Ladies Captain
Lt. Col. J. Vize  1991 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. T. Wall 1991 President
P. A. Walshe 1992 Ladies Captain
P. J. Coffey  1992 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. C. Crean 1992 President
E. Doyle 1993 Ladies Captain
Col. W. Dwyer  1993 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. C. Crean 1993 President
D. Keaney 1994 Ladies Captain
S. Mullooly  1994 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. C. Crean 1994 President
M. Gibson 1995 Ladies Captain
Col. E. Haskin  1995 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. F. Colclough 1995 President
M. Kenneally 1996 Ladies Captain
P. Reidy  1996 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. F. Colclough 1996 President
Eileen Bolster 1997 Ladies Captain
Comdt. D. Ashe  1997 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. F. Colclough 1997 President
Margaret White 1998 Ladies Captain
Sean Duggan  1998 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. F. Colclough 1998 President
Pat Bohan 1999 Ladies Captain
Lt. Col. Pascal McCann 1999 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. F. Colclough 1999 President
Eileen Lynch 2000 Ladies Captain
Gerry McNally 2000 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. J. Sanderson 2000 President
Breda O'Dwyer 2001 Ladies Captain
Comdt. Noel  Joyce 2001 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. J. Sanderson 2001 President
Frances Studdart 2002 Ladies Captain
George Fitzpatrick 2002 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. J. Sanderson 2002 President
Anne Gowing 2003 Ladies Captain
Comdt. John Cremin 2003 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Pat O'Sullivan 2003 President
Jacinta O'Brian 2004 Ladies Captain
Martin Grace 2004 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Pat O'Sullivan 2004 President
Anne Griffin 2005 Ladies Captain
Sean McCann 2005 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Pat O'Sullivan 2005 President
Teresa Harrison 2006 Ladies Captain
Martin Ryan 2006 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Pat O'Sullivan 2006 President
Anne Delaney 2007 Ladies Captain
Vera O'Sullivan 2007 Ladies President
Col. Conor O'Boyle 2007 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Pat O'Sullivan 2007 President
Catherine O'Sullivan 2008 Ladies Captain
Frances McCann 2008 Ladies President
Philip Bergin 2008 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Sean McCann 2008 President
Mary McNally 2009 Ladies Captain
Frances McCann 2009 Ladies President
Col. John Courtney 2009 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Sean McCann 2009 President
Maggy McElroy 2010 Ladies Captain
Fionnuala O'Boyle 2010 Ladies President
Seamus Rothwell 2010 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Conor O'Boyle 2010 President
Frankie Kearns 2011 Ladies Captain
Fionnuala O'Boyle 2011 Ladies President
Paul Kennedy 2011 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Conor O'Boyle 2011 President
Ann Keane 2012 Ladies Captain
Fionnuala O'Boyle 2012 Ladies President
Martin Miller 2012 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Conor O'Boyle 2012 President
Helen O'Malley 2013 Ladies Captain
Carmel Gillan 2013 Ladies President
Declan Rasmussan 2013 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Seamus Giollain 2013 President
Patsy Joyce 2014 Ladies Captain
Carmel Gillan 2014 Ladies President
Brian Molloy 2014 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Seamus Giollain 2014 President
Siobhan Bergin 2015 Ladies Captain
Carmel Gillen 2015 Ladies President
Don Higgins 2015 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Seamus O'Giollain 2015 President
Colette O'Riordan 2016 Ladies Captain
Col. Tom Aherne 2016 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Seamus O'Giollain 2016 President
Caroline Condon
2017 Ladies Captain
Brian Geraghty
2017 Men's Captain

Brig. Gen. Joe Mulligan

2017 President
 Regina O’Connell 2018 Ladies Captain
Peter O’Reilly 2018 Men's Captain
Brig. Gen. Joe Mulligan 2018 President
Genevieve  Ryan 2019 Ladies Captain
Lt. Col. C. J. Cullen 2019 Men's Captain
  2019 President
Catherine O’Reilly 2020 Ladies Captain
Matt Howard
2020 Men's Captain
  2020 President
Marian Kinahan. 2021 Ladies Captain
Harry Goff 2021 Men's Captain
  2021 President
Bernie O’Donovan 2022 Ladies Captain
James Conlon 2022 Men's Captain
  2022 President
Carol
2023 Ladies Captain
Peter
2023 Men's Captain
  2023 President
Joe 2023 Junior Captain
Charlie Maxwell 2023 Lowest Ladies H'cap
Marion Riordan (-2) as Am.
2023
Lowest Ladies H'cap
Mary McNally 2023
Lowest Ladies H'cap
Orla Darcy 2023
Lowest Ladies H'cap
Sinead Keane 2023
Lowest Ladies H'cap
Jamie Rothwell 2023
Lowest Men’s H'cap
Colum Kelly 2023
Lowest Men’s H'cap
Thomas Byrne 2023 Lowest Men’s H'cap
K. Egan 2023
Lowest Men’s H'cap
Paul O'Hanlon (+1) 2023
Lowest Men's H'cap

Holes in One at Royal Curragh

Member Date Hole No. Club Used Distance
Peter Grady 26 June 2002 8th   166 m
D. Kenny 14 September 2002 16th   124 m
B. Schwer 15 September 2002 16th   124 m
Billy O'Hara 21 July 2004 10th   153 m
Elaine Doyle 9 April 2006 16th   79 m
Catherine O'Sullivan 25 July 2006 16th   79 m
Frank Conlon 7 August 2006 10th   140 m
Des O'Brien 7 October 2006 14th   189 m
Violet McDonald 16 June 2009 14th   140 m
David A. O'Hora 29 August 2009 16th   130 m
Catherine O'Reilly 21 October 2010 14th   140 m
 Patsy Joyce 23 August 2011 14th   140 m
Stephen Durnin 20 May 2012 16th   112 m
Matt Jennings 12 July 2012 14th   161 m
Willie Redmond 10 August 2012 16th   112 m
Anne Keane 20 November 2012 16th   84 m
Margaret Dunning 2 July 2013 16th   84 m
Oisin McSweeney 14 July 2013 14th   161 m
Jimmy Murphy 13 August 2013 14th   161 m
Michael F. Kenneally 31 August 2013 11th   163 m
Pierce Freney 3 April 2014
16th   112 m
Gillian Lowy 3 July 2022      
  Mark Dooley 27 April 2023 14th   161 m
Adrian Daly 11 May 2023 14th   161 m
 Sheena O'Connor 23 May 2023