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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Dundalk Golf Club senior team: Eoin Murphy, Aaron Grant, Caolan Rafferty and Conor Curran.
Dundalk Golf Club came up short against Athenry in today's All-Ireland Barton Shield final in Thurles.
The locals lost by three holes, despite Caolan Rafferty and Eoin Murphy winning their outing by a hole, having been called in with one to play. Ultimately, the four-hole loss for Conor Curran and Aaron Grant proved decisive.
Grant and Curran trailed from an early stage in their match, while Rafferty and Murphy raced into a two-hole lead past the sixth.
The former pair reduced their deficit around the turn, but Athenry upped their game to earn victory by the 15th.
It brings to an end a whirlwind adventure for Dundalk, who defeated Kinsale in yesterday's semi-final.
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