Junior Coaching at Kinsealy Driving Range

Keep your swing in check for spring.

Junior Coaching will take place in November 2014 on the following dates:

Tuesday 4th November from 7pm to 8pm

Tuesday 11th November from 7pm to 8pm

Tuesday 18th November from 7pm to 8pm

Tuesday 25th November from 7pm to 8pm

Please wear appropriate warm clothing.

Cost per Child is € 5 each week that covers the cost of the Balls.

Coaching is open to all Junior Categories.

We look forward to seeing you all.

Darragh, Mossy and Kate

IRELAND’S FUNNIEST MAN COMING TO HOWTH GOLF CLUB

We all need a good laugh every so often and members and friends who come along to our first Autumn 2014 Theatre Evening on Saturday, October 18th are certainly guaranteed they will go home having witnessed a hilarious evening in the company of Ireland’s funniest man, Jon Kenny.

Limerick man Jon Kenny was one half of the famous Irish comic duo D’Unbelievables with Pat Shortt. They were hugely successful together, touring extensively nationally and internationally, until 2000, when Jon was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease. He made a successful recovery and is now busy doing numerous gigs entertaining audiences all over Ireland.

This year he is back with his hilarious critique of contemporary Ireland in this brand new show.  Jon has a marvellous eye for the ridiculousness of much in Irish life and takes his audience on a laugh-filled journey as he explores the  excesses of the boom years and the madness which influenced how rural and urban Ireland behaved over the past number of years.  We would warn that in his enthusiasm, as he takes on the persona of the raw Irish farmer, Jon is often known to break into strong rural language and what might be called adult content.   It is a night then for those who might be upset by the odd swear word,  and the under 16’s, to stay at home.

Apart from D’Unbelievables, Pat was a big hit in “Father Ted” where he played Michael, the cinema owner in “The Passion of St Tibulus” and as presenter Fred Rickwood in “Song for Europe”.  Many people will also remember his straight-acting role as Monsieur Thenardier  in the 1998 film version of “Les Miserables”.
Tickets  at D’Unbelieveable €15 will go on sale in the Club Bar mid next week. Get in early to avoid disappointment.

Regards,

EILEEN GILROY

On behalf of the Social Committee