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Riverside Golf Club, Portmarnock. (1908 - 1920s)
Founded 1908.
In September 1909 the competition for a prize presented by Messrs. Elvery & Co. took place. There were 38 entries and the competition was won by Vincent McCarthy, 79-20-59, the runner-up P Sheridan, 88-25-63.
Dublin Evening Telegraph Thursday 6th October 1910.
From 1912 to the clubs final appearance in the late 1920s the secretary was W L O’Neill, 45 Smithfield, Dublin. Telephone 211. The professional was Thomas Connor. A 9-holes course in beautiful surroundings and close to the sea. Membership of 150. Subs for the first year were £2/10/0, afterwards £2/2/0. Professional record holder was A Adams with a score of 31. Visitors’ fees were 1/- a day, 2/6 a day at weekend. Station at Portmarnock.
The competition for the St. Patrick's Cup was to be played in March 1914.
Results from April 1914; Good Friday bogey competition class 1 - W L O'Neill, 3down; T Bailey, 5down; class 2 - W Richardson, 3down; E F Morrisey, 4down. Four ball sweepstake; E F Morrisey and P Bradley.
Presentation to Lieut. W L O'Neill in June 1916.
Freeman's Journal Friday 23rd June 1916.Image © Independent News and Media PLC. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.