French Ladies Under 21/U18s — Lurgan’s Annabel Wilson and Killarney’s Mairead Martin advanced to Satruday’s matchplay stages of the French International Under 18 Championship for the Cartier Trophy in Paris.

After coming so close to winning the Irish Ladies Open Stroke Play title at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club last year, Niamh McSherry looks ahead to 2016 and reflects on how far she has come since first picking up a club nearly 10 years ago. 

Mallow’s Susan Curtin sank a 12-foot birdie putt on the treacherous 18th to shock Lurgan and clinch a showdown with Castle in today’s final of the AiG Insurance Ladies Senior Foursomes at Knightsbrook Hotel and Golf Resort.

Forrest Little's Julie McCarthy was the late afternoon hero as she came back from dormie three down to snatch a vital half and keep Ireland’s Women’s Home Internationals hopes alive at Royal Wimbledon.

Irish Close champion Sarah Helly will be joined by Girls' internationals Julie McCarthy, Niamh McSherry and Annabel Wilson in the Irish team for next month's Women’s Home International Matches at Royal Wimbledon.

Sun and blue skies graced Galway Bay for the opening 36 hole qualifying day of the Irish Girls Close Championship. 

Olivia Mehaffey birdied two of her last four holes to head the qualifiers in the Irish Women's Close  from Enniscrone's Sarah Helly and set up a first round clash with Laytown and Bettystown's Barbara Cooney at Rosapenna Hotel and Golf Resort on Sunday.

Austria’s Isabella Holpfer broke some Irish hearts when she made a par four at the first extra hole to deny Castletroy’s Chloe Ryan and claim the Irish Women’s Open Strokeplay title at magnificent Dun Laoghaire.

Lurgan’s Niamh McSherry and Austria's Isabella Holpfer lead the Irish Women's Open Strokeplay by three strokes from Castletroy's Chloe Ryan and England's Sophie Lamb going into Sunday's final round at Dun Laoghaire.

St. Michael's Grammar School in Lurgan and Dublin's Muckross College won the Irish Schools Senior and Junior Cups at Milltown Golf Club.

Watch out Wales. Fresh from completing a hat-trick of wins in the Irish Girls Open Strokeplay last week, Olivia Mehaffey overcame a three stroke deficit to add her name to the illustrious list of winners of the prestigious Helen Holm Scottish Open Strokeplay at Royal Troon.

Olivia Mehaffey remains on course for back-to-back wins after she posted a one over 73 to go into the final round of the Helen Holm Scottish Strokeplay just three shots behind Swedish leader Linnea Strom.

Olivia Mehaffey flew the flag for Irish golf as world No 3 Linnea Strom fired a four under 68 on Troon Portland to share the first round lead in the Helen Holm Scottish Strokeplay.