O'Driscoll third in Wales but Curtis Cup in the balance for Ryan and Grant
Ballybunion's Emma O'Discoll finished tied third in the Welsh Ladies Open Stroke Play Championship but it remains to be seen if Eilidh Briggs victory at Prestantyn will leave Casltetroy's Chloe Ryan and Lisburn's Paula Grant relying on the two selectors picks for a Curtis Cup call up on Tuesday.
Gribben and O'Driscoll master Murvagh
Ballybunion’s Emma O’Driscoll won the ladies individual title in the Irish Colleges Strokeplay Championship at Dongegal GC. Archive picture: Pat Cashman/cashmanphotography.ie The University of Ulster captured the Irish Colleges Stroke Play championship in impressive fashion at Donegal Golf Club, finishing eight shots ahead of NUI Maynooth with Trinity College Redhawks in third place, writes the GUI.MacLaren sets the pace at Castle
Meghan Maclaren shot a one under 71 to lead after the first round of the Irish Women’s Amateur Open at Castle.Irish Intervarsity champion Paula Grant is the nearest home challenger to England’s Meghan MacLaren entering the final round of the Irish Women’s Amateur Open Strokeplay at Castle.O'Driscoll wins Connacht Girls
Ballybunion's Emma O'Driscoll claimed the Connaught Girls Open Championship at Co. Sligo for her second Connaught title this year with a gross score of 238.
Emma O'DriscollShe beat Warrenpoint's Tara Gribben by one shot and Enniscrone's Sarah Helly by two in a tightly fought contest over 54 holes on a very testing course at Co. Sligo.
Emma won the Connacht Senior matchplay title nearly three weeks ago when she beat Sarah Helly 5&3 in the final in Athlone.
238 Emma O Driscoll (Ballybunion) 79 78 81
239 Tara Gribben (Warrenpoint) 78 78 83
240 Sarah Helly (Enniscrone) 80 81 79
246 Niamh O'Connor (Naas) 82 81 83
247 Paula Grant (Lisburn) 79 82 86
248 Carla Reynolds (Seapoint) 83 83 82
248 Chloe Fitzpatrick(The Heath) 81 82 85