One of the great gentlemen of Irish golf, Rupert de Lacy Staunton, passed away on Sunday.

Lahinch Golf Club will open a new chapter for women’s amateur golf this weekend as it hosts the inaugural South of Ireland Women’s Amateur Open Championship.

This Saturday, 60 golfers will make history at Lahinch when the first-ever Women’s South of Ireland takes place on the County Clare links.

Skipper Dean Robertson reckons passionate Irish support could be the game-changer for Great Britain and Ireland as they bid to end a five-match losing streak in September’s Walker Cup at Lahinch.

The women’s amateur circuit in Ireland will see a substantial boost in 2026 with the launch of the North, South, East and West of Ireland Women’s Championships.

Douglas captain Kate McCann says home support has been vital as the hosts look to go back-to-back in the AIG Women’s Senior Cup tomorrow afternoon.

Lahinch’s Jonathan Keane has been named in the Irish men’s team for next month’s Home Internationals at Woodhall Spa.

How Jonathan Keane overcame serious injury to become the first home winner of the South of Ireland title in 57 years.

Pádraig Harrington and Lahinch’s Jonathan Keane enjoyed historic wins at Sunningdale and Lahinch.

Lahinch's Jonathan Keane believes he has the game to become the first local winner of the Pierse Motor Group South of Ireland for 57 years and finally put some golfing silverware in the family trophy cabinet.

Fota Island's David Howard knows he's close to slipping into an Irish blazer after battling his way into the last 16 of the Pierse Motor Group South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship at Lahinch.

Warrenpoint's Colm Campbell carded a second round 68 to ease into the matchplay stage of the Pierse Motor Group South of Ireland Championship at sunny Lahinch.

South of Ireland champions Darren Clarke and Paul McGinley join former runner-up Pádraig Harrington in the Senior Open at Sunningdale

Peter Sheehan tees it up in his 40th  Pierse Motor Group South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship today but he's not the only former champion enamoured of the annual matchplay classic at Lahinch.

Lahinch will host the 123rd South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship from 23-27 July.

Chicago’s Patrick Adler became the first Lahinch member to capture the Pierse Motors VW-sponsored South of Ireland Amateur Open for 56 years when he beat Millicent’s Brian Doran 3 and 2 at the West Clare links.

American Patrick Adler will face Kildare man Brian Doran in this afternoon’s final of the 122nd South of Ireland Amateur Championship at Lahinch.

American Patrick Adler timed his first hole-in-one to perfection when he aced the 16th to clinch a dream spot in the semi-finals of the Pierse Motors VW-sponsored South of Ireland Championship at sun-splashed Lahinch.

The old debate over the value of youth over experience will be settled at Lahinch today as a string of veterans take on some young guns in the last 16 of the Pierse Motors VW-sponsored South of Ireland Championship.

Being the oldest swinger in town is not great news in the modern amateur game. But for 53-year-old Tipperary native Pat Murray (the oldest to make the cut), the lure of Lahinch and the South Ireland Amateur Open remains irresistible.

Such is the level of amateur golf these days that not even squally showers and westerly whipping over 25 mph could stop 42 players from firing sub-par scores in the opening round of the Pierse Motors-sponsored 122nd South of Ireland Amateur Open at Lahinch.