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Daniel McClafferty picking up Mac's Deli Cup from Mr Peter McGinty, Mac’s Deli. Also included are Junior Convenor Mr Seamus Patton and Letterkenny Golf Club Captain Mr Paul Carr
Daniel McClafferty from Letterkenny won the Mac’s Deli St Patrick’s Day Boys Junior Cup.
There was some great play on what was a tough day for golf with Matthew Curran pushing him close. In the six-hole non-handicapped section, Jack McLaughlin came out on top ahead of Charlie McGroary and Mark Quinn respectively.
Daniel received the Macs Deli Cup from Mr Peter McGinty, Mac’s Deli; Junior Convenor Mr Seamus Patton and Letterkenny Golf Club Captain Mr Paul Carr.-1712388649628.jpg)
In the group photo, Daniel is joined by his fellow Junior Golf LK buddies - Charlie McGroary, Lewis Mulligan, the junior captain; Ruairi Curran; Matthew Curran, Mark Quinn, Jack McLaughlin and Charlie Patton. “Big thanks to Eunan MacIntyre and the team at Mac’s Deli for their support and association with Junior Golf at Letterkenny Golf Club,” the club said.
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