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County Meath Golf Course

County Meath Club Crest

Founded in 1898 the Co. Meath Golf Club had a chequered history until 1968 when the club opened for the 3rd time with Charles Tyrrell as Captain who was Captain when the club closed in 1950. Co. Meath has not looked back since. From what was a fine 9-hole course the club acquired an additional 70 acres in 1987. The services of Eddie Hackett and Tom Craddock, the two leading course architects at the time were retained. Between them they cleverly combined the old with the new to such a expert degree that it was hard to distinguish the new holes from the old in a very short period. The course was officially opened in 1991.

Shortly after the Club undertook the building of a new clubhouse and to there credit this is one of the most striking clubhouses anywhere in Ireland. The visitor is assured of a very warm welcome at Co. Meath Golf Club and if he/she manages to make par on the 17th you can listen to the story in the magnificent clubhouse.

Situated outside the town of Trim, home of Trim Castle, one of the largest Norman Castles in Ireland. Close to the Hill of Tara where the high kings of Ireland once lived and near Newgrange, all worth a visit before or after your round of golf.

Green Fees Fourball Mon. to Friday Low Season:
€100
Green Fees Fourball Mon. to Friday High Season: €140
Green Fees Mon. to Friday Low Season: €35
Green Fees Mon. to Friday High Season: €45
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. Low Season: €40
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. High Season: €50
Green Fees with a Member: €15
Green Fees for Opens: €20/25
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €15
Yes
Buggy Hire: €30
Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €750
Full Couples Membership Fee: €1,275
Entrance Fee: None
Course Type Parkland
No Holes 18
Members 719
Designer Eddie Hackett & Tom Craddock
Founded 1898
Address

Newtownmoynagh,
Trim,
Co. Meath

Telephone 046-9431463
Email info@countymeathgolfclubtrim.ie
Website County Meath golf club website
Club Manager: John J. Ennis
Captain: Stephen O'Sullivan
Lady Captain: Eileen Kavanagh
President: R. F. Wheeler
Vice-Captains': Mervyn Heffernan
Hon. Secretary: Ronan MacNamara, Adrian Williamson & Bernadette Walsh
Club Pro: Robin Machin 046-9431463
Hon. Treasurer: Joe Carroll, Robert Gath & Daphne Brown
Comp. Secretary: Martin Byrne & Julie Goddard
County Meath Golf Course Layout Course Layout

Location Map

GPS Coord*
Lat:53.521633
Long:-6.831651
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General Facts & Information

Course opening hours: Daylight hours Clubhouse opening hours: 10.30am to 11.30pm
Mobile phones: Not on course
Dress Code: Neat and casual, no denim
Catering: Full catering, facilities Days to Avoid: Thursdays
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other Days Pre-booking for open Tournaments:14 Days in advance

Co. Meath Golf Club operate a 3-Club Pass together with Knightsbrook & Rathcore for €115 in 2016

County Meath Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*

Open & Major Fixtures 2023 (to be Confirmed)        
Event Start Finish Type Duration
Captains' Drive-In Sunday 19 March
  Closed 1
President's Prize Sunday 7 May   Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize to the Men Sunday 14 May
  Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize (Q) Thursday 20 July   Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize
Sunday 23 July   Closed 1
Captain's Prize (Q) Saturday 5 August Sunday 6 Augusr Closed 2
Captain's Prize (Q) Sunday 6 Augusr   Closed 1
Captain's Prize
Sunday 13 Augusr   Closed 1
Lady President's Prize Sunday 3 September   Closed 1
President's Prize to the Ladies Sunday 3 September   Closed 1
Mixed 4-Person Team Event Thursday 16 March Friday 17 March Open 2
Mixed 4-Person Team Event Friday 17 March   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 20 March   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 22 March   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 27 March   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 29 March   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 3 April   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 5 April   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 10 April   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 12 April   Open 1
Mixed 4-Person Team Event Friday 14 April   Open 1
Mixed 4-Person Team Event Monday 17 April   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 19 April   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 24 April   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 26 April   Open 1
L. & G. 4-Person Team Event
Monday 1 May
  Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 3 May
  Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 8 May   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 10 May   Open 1
Ladies 3-Person Team Event Thursday 11 May   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 15 May   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 17 May   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 22 May   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 24 May   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 29 May   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesdy 31 May
  Open 1
4-Person Team Event
Monday 5 June   Ope 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 7 June   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 12 June   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 14 June   Open 1
Ladies 3-Person Team Event
Thursday 15 June   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 19 June   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 21 June   Open 1
Start of Open Week Saturday 24 June Monday 3 July Open 10
2-Person Team Event Saturday 24 June
  Open 1
4-Person Team Event Sunday 25 June   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 26 June   Open 1
2-Person Team Event Tuesday 27 June   Open 1
Mixed 4-Person Team Event Wednesday 28 June   Open 1
3-Ladies Team Event
Thursday 29 June   Open 1
Mixed 4-Person Team Event Friday 30 June
  Open 1
Fourball Betterball Saturday 1 July   Open 1
4-Person Champagne Scramble
Sunday 2 July   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 3 July   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 5 July   Open 1
Junior Scratch Cup Saturday 8 July Sunday 9 July Open 2
Junior Scratch Cup Sunday 9 July   Open 1
Inter. Scratch Cup Saturday 8 July Sunday 9 July Open 2
Inter. Scratch Cup Sunday 9 July   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 10 July   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 12 July   Open 1
Ladies 3-Person Team Event Thursday 13 July   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 17 July   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 19 July   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 24 July
  Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 26 July
  Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 2 August   Open 1
Ladies 3-Person Team Event Thursday 3 August   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 7 August   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wedneday 9 August   Open 1
Ladies Singles Stableford Monday 14 August   Open 1
Ladies 2-Ball Team Event Wednesday 16 August   Open 1
Ladies 4-Person Team Event Friday 18 August   Open 1
Ladies Singles Stableford Monday 21 August
  Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 23 August
  Open 1
L. & G. 4-Person Team Event Thursday 24 August
Sunday 27 August
Open 4
L. & G. 4-Person Team Event Friday 25 August   Open 1
L. & G. 4-Person Team Event Saturday 26 August   Open 1
L. & G. 4-Person Team Event Sunday 27 August   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 28 August
  Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 30 August   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 6 September   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 11 September   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 13 September   Open 1
Ladies 3-Person Team Event Thursday 14 August   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 20 September   Open 1
Ladies Singles Stableford Monday 25 September
  Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 27 September   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 3 October   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 4 October   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 9 October   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 11 October   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 16 October   Open 1
L. & G. 14-Hole 2-Person Team Event Wednesday 18 October   Open 1

*Please check information before travelling

Card of the Course

KeyData
White Par 73 SSS 72 6,129 m
Yellow Par 73 SSS 71 5,947 m
Red Par 73 SSS 72 5,068 m
Green Par 72 SSS 71 5,809 m

Card

Hole No. White Yellow Green Par Index Red Par Index
1 177 169 163 3 10 129 3 18
2 484 469 461 5 4 411 5 4
3 467 435 425 5 6 362 4 2
4 325 317 311 4 14 285 4 6
5 374 365 356 4 2 265 4 14
6 348 340 332 4 12 266 4 8
7 155 146 140 3 16 126 3 16
8 334 326 318 4 8 262 4 12
9 451 442 433 5 18 377 5 10
Out 3,115 3.009 2,939 37   2,483 36  
10 282 275 270 4 17 263 4 11
11 324 314 305 4 7 282 4 7
12 170 160 150 3 15 116 3 17
13 336 331 321 4 5 286 4 9
14 309 299 290 4 13 284 4 3
15 310 301 293 4 11 243 4 15
16 388 378 374 4 3 352 4 1
17 402 393 387 4 1 359 5 13
18 493 487 480 5 9 400 5 5
In 3,014 2,938 2,870 36   2,585 37  
Total 6,129 5,947 5,809 73   5,068 73  
SSS 72 71 71     72    

Notable rounds

Men's Course Record: Am. 68 Paul Rayfus

Ladies Course Record:

Members Achievements

Co. Meath Golf Club won the Leinster Final of the Irish Junior Cup when they beat Kilcoole Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match on Sunday 24th July 2011 at Greenore Golf Club.

They made the long journey to Castlerock Golf Club to compete in the All-Ireland deciders the following September, they were drawn against Ulster Champions Lurgan Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final. First on the tee was David Fox who beat Laurence McGrady by 4 and 2, he was followed by Sean Fitzgerald who won his match by 4 and 3 against Philip Shaw, Michael Gaynor’s match went all the way to the 19th before going down to Michael McSherry, the penultimate match of Tony Lacey against David Magee went 4 and 3 to the Lurgan lads, it was all down to the bottom match of Ciaran Blaney against Gareth Hanna which again went North by 3 and 2.

Co. Meath Golf Club won the Provincial Towns Cup in 2003, when the team was, A. Brogan, M. Heffernan, T. O'Connor, J. Cooney, D. Dempsey, M. McDonnell, A. McArdle, J. Dunne, F. Holland, J. Kennedy, M. Murray, G. Byrne and R. Russell, they were managed by M. Murray and M. Dempsey.

They won the North Leinster Mixed in 2002, when the team was, Gerry O'Reilly, Kay Dixon, Austin Geoghegan, George Crolly, Brid Cantwell, Patrick Conway, Martin Pratt, Matt Melvin, Dody Lyons, Tony Herrity, Ursula Magee, Joan Darby, Nina O'Reilly, Peter Darby and J. J. Reilly.

Brendan Swan (12) won the World One Armed Golf Championship at Headfort Golf Club in June 2001. The final against, two-time winner Brian Crombie from Scotland was an epic, the match finished on the 4th extra hole.

Una Clay played in the National Final of Re-Max-Long Drive Competition at Druid's Glen on the 7th of October 2001.

Prior to 2001:

Co. Meath Golf Club won the County Championship of the J. B. Carr Diamond Trophy in 1999.

They won the North Leinster Mixed Foursomes in 1995, when the team was, Michael McHugh, Eilis Nannery, Jim Nangle, Catherine Boyd, John Tobin, Majella Tobin, Maura Murray, Richard Mee, John Crolly, Nellie Hannon, Austin Geoghegan, Pauline McCourt, Noel O'Shea and Ronnie Russell, they were managed by Frank Taafe and Libby McGonagle.

They won the Provincial Towns Cup in 1981, when the team was, G. Crolly, O. Cooney, P. Walker, W. Elliott, C. Dignam, G. Nannery, J. Hegarty, M. Power, F. Dignam, A. Breslin and N. C. Hogan.

They won the Newsam Cup in 1978, when the team was, W. Elliott, J. Corrigan, W. Loughran, P. Dowd, D. Keegan, E. Lynam, D. Mangan, F. McKenna, P. O'Donovan, J. Nangle, R. Mee and M. Collins.

They won it the previous year with, E. Lynam, W. Elliott, W. Loughran, D. \Mangan, W. McDonnell, P. Canning, A. Breslin, J. Kelly, P. O'Donovan, J. Corrigan and M. Craig.

Co. Meath Golf Club won the Breffni Shield in 1998, 1988, 1986, 1978 and 1977.

Olive McHugh won the North Leinster Past and Present Lady Captain's Society in 1997. 

Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;

Paul Rayfus represented Ireland as a Senior International from 1986 to1988 playing 19-times won 11-matches halved one and lost 7-matches accumulating 23-points. He represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level from 1986 to 1991 playing 24-times won 10-matches and lost 14-matches accumulating 20-points;

Ciaran Boggan represented Ireland at international Boys level in 2009 playing 1-matches, won 1-match and lost 2-matches accumulating 2-points. He represented Leinster at Boys  Interprovincial level in 2009 playing 6-times won 3-matches halved one and lost 2-matches accumulating 7-points;

History of County Meath

Instituted 1898 affiliated 1970

The "Irish Golfer" on the 17th February 1904, records the beginning of golf in the Trim area. "The surrounding countryside, on the whole, from its rich pastoral quality is unsuitable for golf and it was not until Mr. Devereux Emmet, an enthusiastic American golfer came to reside temporarily in the locality that the present links was discovered. He saw within minutes' walk from the town, a track of light land of ample area for a nine-hole course. He at once laid it out and after arranging with the tenant invited his friends to share the privilege. Soon, the present club was established and it is now in a flourishing condition. It is of interest to note that the links are within what was formerly the glebe lands of Laracor, Dean Swift’s Parish, as are Stella’s Cottage and the remains of the Dean’s House"

The club moved to a new location in 1904 at Oakstown. The club had 61 members and Mr. Hanbury was Captain. A change of name is recorded in The "Irish Golfing Guide" in 1916. By 1925 the club ceased to function and attempts to revive it were made in 1934, with Mr. A. J. Malone as Captain. This club lasted until 1950 when C. T. Tyrrell was Captain.

Then in 1968, Mr. Peter McConville initiated moves to revive the club yet again. A public meeting was held in September 1968, and a £13,000 farm of 54 acres was purchased, of which £6,000 was an interest-free loan from local people. The, nine-hole course was designed by Michael McGuirk, the professional at Co. Louth and C. T. Tyrrell was elected Captain, thereby preserving the link with the old club. He had the pleasure of opening the new course in July 1971. The club has gone from strength to strength since, it went eighteen-holes in the late 1980s, and a wonderful new clubhouse was opened in the early 1990s.

What the Club tells us:

Co. Meath Golf Club, a Potted History.

The story of Co. Meath golf Club is a mosaic of fun,  friendship, endeavour and, sometimes, hardship.
The story began in 1898 when a number of enthusiasts came together to establish a golf course in Effernock , just outside Trim, on the lands that now accommodate the Knightsbrook complex. The designer of the new course was the Irish American, Devereaux Emmett, a great grand nephew of Robert Emmett and frequent visitor to Trim. Devereaux was one of the most eminent American course designers of his day. His best known creation was the Congressional Country Club near Washington, which has hosted two U.S. Opens and a P.G.A. championship.

The new members named their club County Meath Golf Club. It was the only golf club operating in the county in 1898. Golf in those days was an elitist pursuit and the membership largely comprised of landowners, bankers, professionals and businessmen. The club flourished in Effernock until 1905 but had to find alternative accommodation as the landlord and Club Captain, J. C. Hanbury, could no longer facilitate the club. The club moved to a new location on P.J. Kennedy’s land on the Athboy Road at Oakstown. A cricket club also operated at the same location. The 9 hole layout was on forty acres and the land was leased to the club for £25 per annum.

Keeping a golf club alive was a fraught business in those days and particularly so for Co. Meath Golf  Club as membership was small, around forty men and less than twenty ladies. In 1917 the annual sub for men was £1.10s and 10 shillings for ladies. When the rent was paid there wasn’t much left for course maintenance. Thus the club struggled on until 1925 when the inevitable happened and Club Captain, Barney Allen had the unenviable task of presiding over the winding up of Co Meath Golf Club. But Barney ‘the Golfer Allen'' and other enthusiasts ensured that it was far from the end of the story and determined that the club would rise again, phoenix like, from the ashes at a future date. That date was 13thJuly 1934 when the decision was taken at a meeting in the unofficial clubhouse, Brogan’s Railway Hotel, to revive the Club. The course was again located at Oakstown and a rent of £40 per annum was agreed with landowner, P. J. Kennedy. Local solicitor A. J. Malone was elected Club Captain and 1906-1908 past Captain, Hubert Potterton, was elected President.

The Club council decided in late 1937 to move to Dogstown , some two miles from the town on the Longwood Road. The course was designed by Co. Louth Professional, Mick McGuirk and was noted for its excellent greens. The Club thrived here until 1951 when the landowner, George Plunkett, terminated the lease agreement. The council and Captain, Charlie Tyrrell had no option but to wind up its affairs.
But, happily, there were those who kept the dream alive and top of their agenda was the acquisition of new property to accommodate the Club. Despite their best efforts it was 1968 before their endeavours were rewarded. The ‘Revivalists’ decided to bid for Miss C. Regan’s farm which was for auction at the end of October and the holding was duly purchased for £12,000.

The 9 Hole course, which was a mere stone’s throw from the Dogstown course was again designed by Mick McGuirk. Charlie Tyrrell and Maura Murray were elected Club Captain and Lady Captain. A growing membership enjoyed excellent golf and good fellowship throughout the seventies. The emphasis throughout the eighties was on the acquisition of suitable land to expand to an 18 Hole layout. At the end of the eighties first seventeen acres and then fifty acres was purchased. The peerless Eddie Hackett designed the new 18 holes and it was full steam ahead with construction. The eagerly awaited new Par 73 course was duly opened for play in 1991.

No sooner was the new course opened than minds turned to the building of a new clubhouse to replace the comfy, if basic, facility that had served the club well since 1970. It was agreed to press ahead with this ambitious project and the new clubhouse opened its doors in 1993. In the intervening years the Club has continued to expand and prosper. But, above all, the traditional spirit of friendship and camaraderie, encapsulated in the Club motto ‘Nullae Hic Insidiae Tales’ prevails. May it ever be so.
      
The full story of Co. Meath Golf Club, The Road from Effernock, is for sale behind the bar in the clubhouse

Roll of Honour

Member Year Hon. Position
Mrs. E. Souhan 1990 Ladies Captain
J. A. McCann 1990 Men's Captain
J. J. Kelly 1990 President
Mrs. O. Carey 1991 Ladies Captain
D. P. Mooney 1991 Men's Captain
J. J. Kelly 1991 President
Mrs. D. Mullen 1992 Ladies Captain
Mce Power 1992 Men's Captain
P. Mangan 1992 President
Mrs. N. Hannon 1993 Ladies Captain
T. Carr 1993 Men's Captain
P. Mangan 1993 President
Mrs. H. Murtagh 1994 Ladies Captain
Mrs. K. Walker 1994 Ladies President
P. Mac Donald 1994 Men's Captain
Ed. Campbell 1994 President
Mrs. O. McHugh 1995 Ladies Captain
Mrs. K. Walker 1995 Ladies President
A. McEntee 1995 Men's Captain
M. Campbell 1995 President
Mrs. E. Gonagle 1996 Ladies Captain
Mrs. J. Darby 1996 Ladies President
J. S. Kearney 1996 Men's Captain
J. P. Nangle 1996 President
Mrs. M. O'Rourke 1997 Ladies Captain
Mrs. J. Darby 1997 Ladies President
A. Geoghegan 1997 Men's Captain
J. P. Nangle 1997 President
Mrs. M. Woolfson 1998 Ladies Captain
Mrs. M. Dempset 1998 Ladies President
P. Rayfus 1998 Men's Captain
P. J. Darby 1998 President
Mrs. Grace Collins 1999 Ladies Captain
Mrs. M. Dempsey 1999 Ladies President
R. F. Wheeler 1999 Men's Captain
P. J. Darby 1999 President
Val Fitzgerald 2000 Ladies Captain
Mrs. Peggy Dowd 2000 Ladies President
Dr. Larry McEntee 2000 Men's Captain
E. Lynam 2000 President
Mrs. A. McElhinney 2001 Ladies Captain
P. Dowd 2001 Ladies President
J. J. Ennis 2001 Men's Captain
E. J. Lynam 2001 President
Mrs. P. Kenny 2002 Ladies Captain
Martin Craig 2002 Ladies President
Dennis O'Keeffe 2002 Men's Captain
M. W. Craig 2002 President
Fionnuala O'Byrne 2003 Ladies Captain
Carmel McInerney 2003 Ladies President
Charlie Flattery 2003 Men's Captain
Martin Craig 2003 President
Ann Holland 2004 Ladies Captain
Kathleen Dixon 2004 Ladies President
Michael McHugh 2004 Men's Captain
John McInerney 2004 President
Carmel Slattery 2005 Ladies Captain
Kathleen Dixon 2005 Ladies President
Tom Gaffney 2005 Men's Captain
John McInerney 2005 President
Nina O'Reilly 2006 Ladies Captain
Maura Murray 2006 Ladies President
Ed O'Doherty 2006 Men's Captain
Maura Murphy  2006 President
Patricia Dempsey 2007 Ladies Captain
Jack Kennedy 2007 Men's Captain
Austin Geoghegan 2007 President
Anna Gaffney 2008 Ladies Captain
Martin Dempsey 2008 Men's Captain
Michael Dempsey 2008 President
Nuala Eyres 2009 Ladies Captain
Matt Melvin 2009 Men's Captain
Michael Dempsey 2009 President
Patricia Westphal 2010 Ladies Captain
Bill Goulding 2010 Men's Captain
Olive McHugh 2010 President
Alice O'Doherty 2011 Ladies Captain
Gerry O'Reilly 2011 Men's Captain
Donie Mooney 2011 President
Annette Goulding 2012 Ladies Captain
Frank Holden 2012 Men's Captain
Noeleen Campbell 2012 President
Trudi McEntee 2013 Ladies Captain
Denys Merrick 2013 Men's Captain
Jerry Kearney
2013 President
Trudi McEntee 2014 Ladies Captain
Mick Baggot 2014 Men's Captain
Larry McEntee 2014 President
Ger Geoghegan
2015 Ladies Captain
Nicholas Moran 2015 Men's Captain
Elizabeth McGonagle
2015 President
Jackie O'Droma
2016 Ladies Captain
Dermot Sweeney
2016 Men's Captain
Denis O'Keeffe
2016 President
Linn Elliott 2017 Ladies Captain
Eamonn Brenan 2017 Men's Captain
  2017 President
Nora Duffy 2018 Ladies Captain
Angela Ward 2018 Lady President
Larry Wallace 2018 Men's Captain
Raymond Kirby 2018 President
Geraldine Flattery 2019 Ladies Captain
Tommy Farrelly
2019 Men's Captain
Tom Gaffney 2019 President
Anne Toner
2020 Ladies Captain
Liam Guckian 2020 Men's Captain
John Ennis 2020 President
Sheila Murphy 2021 Ladies Captain
Liam Guckian
2021 Men's Captain
John Ennis
2021 President
Breda Martin 2022 Ladies Captain
John Murphy 2022 Men's Captain
Anna Gaffney
2022 President
Eileen Kavanagh 2023 Ladies Captain
Stephen O'Sullivan 2023 Men's Captain
Dick Wheeler 2023 President
Laura Tolan (9.4) 2023 Lowest Ladies H'cap
Bernie Kelly (9.4) 2023 Lowest Ladies H'cap
Diarmuid Higgins (-1) 2023 Lowest Men’s H'cap
Sean Moran (0)
2023 Lowest Men's H'cap
Ciaran Boggan 2023 Lowest Men’s H'cap
Paul Rayfus (1) 2023 Lowest Men's H'cap

Holes in One at County Meath

Member Date Hole No. Club Used Distance
Mary Hegarty 5 September 1993 12th   116 m
Maureen Gorry 18 July 1996 7th   126 m
Moira Power 29 May 1997 1st   140 m
Maureen Dempsey 29 June 1997 12th   116 m
Frank Holden 1 April 1999 12th   180 m
John F. Staunton 11 July 1999 16th   146 m
Christopher McNamara 28 August 1999 7th   144 m
Tommy Kelly 29 August 1999 7th   144 m
Catherine O'Toole 1 September 1999 13th   107 m
Mary Moran 7 May 2000 12th   116 m
P. Giles 8 July 2001 1st   169 m
Monica Woolfson 11 April 2002 7th   138 m
Ann McCullagh 11 June 2002 13th   107 m
Pat McDermott 11 July 2002 16th   113 m
Gerry Keane 16 August 2002 16th   146 m
Gordon Mellon 20 April 2003 16th   120 m
Dairine O'Leary 21 April 2003 7th   113 m
Brian Fallon 12 September 2003 7th   151 m
Miriam Fortune 9 October 2003 1st   129 m
Willie Walsh 21 March 2004 13th   148 m
Marian Pratt 25 March 2004 12th   116 m
Michael Higgins 28 March 2004 7th   150 m
Jane Hughes 20 May 2004 12th   116 m
Brenda O'Connor 26 July 2004 16th   113 m
Peter Hannan 9 August 2005 7th   140 m
Tim O'Brien 26 October 2005 9th   163 m
Tommy Fahy 7 January 2007 7th   147 m
Anne Keane 17 May 2007 12th   116 m
Sean Martin Collins 6 August 2007 12th   170 m
Bernadette Kelly 23 August 2007 7th   126 m
Mary Madden 23 August 2008 13th   118 m
Grace Beatrice Collins 3 November 2008 7th   126 m
Anne Moran 9 July 2009 12th   116 m
Thomas Farrelly 30 August 2009 12th   170 m
G. Ennis 25 September 2016 1st   169 m
Dodie Lyons 25 September 2021 1st   169 m
 Eamon Brennan 7 October 2022 7th   140 m