Maynooth University captured the inaugural Jerry Murray/Notre Dame Invitational at Waterville Golf Links with James Sugrue the individual winner.

Maynooth University cruised into the lead in the Jerry Murray Notre Dame Invitational Tournament at windy Waterville. 

Maynooth University's Robin Dawson fired a magnificent, course record 65 at Golfpark Waldkirch to lead the individual standings by three shots heading into today's final round of the European Universities Golf Championship in Switzerland.

Alan Lowry does not believe that being Shane Lowry’s brother is a burden, no more then he’s fed up being the son of an Offaly All Ireland title winning legend.

Munster’s bid for a third Interprovincial Championship victory in four years was crushed decisively by Leinster’s young guns on the Sandy Hills Links at Rosapenna Hotel and Golf Resort in Donegal.

Munster will be going for their third title in four years when they take on Leinster's young guns for the Interprovincial Championship at Rosapenna's spectacular Sandy Hills Links on Wednesday.

Tullamore’s Stuart Grehan birdied two of his last three holes for a second round 69 and the biggest halfway lead in the CityNorth Hotel sponsored East of Ireland Amateur Open for eight years.

Tullamore's Stuart Grehan hit six birdies in a five under par 67 to take one-stroke lead after the opening round of the CityNorth Hotel sponsored East Of Ireland Amateur Open Championship in Baltray.

Neil McKinstry shot a superb one-under 71 at Tramore to clinch the Intervarsity Series title for 2014-2015, narrowly depriving reigning Intervarsity champion Alex Gleeson of UCD at the final hurdle.

Foursomes is almost an art form and if you’re looking for some serious preparation for the Barton Shield, you should enter next month’s 36-hole Dublin Scratch Foursomes at Grange.

It's officially the first event of the 2015 Race to Dubai but for Shane Lowry it's his last chance to end a brilliant 2014 with a win and he's determined to challenge for the $1.25m top prize in the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa.

North West's Kyle McCarron came from five shots off the lead at halfway, following a morning 72 in tough conditions with the only sub-par round of the entire day — a one under 69 — to win the Irish Youths Amateur Close Championship by a stroke at Ardglass.

An albatross two at the ninth hole propelled Perranporth's Chris Johnston into the lead at the Irish Youths Amateur Close Championship at Ardglass, writes the GUI.