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Play In Pink Rathbane Golf Club Crossagalla, Limerick on May 16

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Play In Pink Rathbane Golf Club Crossagalla, Limerick on May 16.

Join Rathbane Golf Club for a day of fun and philanthropy as they call all golf enthusiasts to support their ‘Play in Pink’ fundraiser on May 16

Join Rathbane Golf Club for a day of fun and philanthropy as they call all golf enthusiasts to support their 'Play in Pink' fundraiser on May 16
Mark your calendars and scorecards for May 16 when Rathbane Golf Club, Crossagalla, Limerick, will host their much-anticipated Play In Pink Golf Tournament.

Mark your calendars and scorecards for May 16 when Rathbane Golf Club, Crossagalla, Limerick, will host their much-anticipated Play In Pink Golf Tournament.

Play in Pink is the golf fundraising arm of the National Breast Cancer Research Institute, set up over 20 years ago to help fund a comprehensive research programme at the University of Galway.

This exciting event promises a day filled with friendly competition, camaraderie, and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in our community. The format is a 3-ball scramble – best ball all the way.


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The day is open to ladies and gentlemen, there will be a 9-hole competition and an 18-hole competition. Golf Ireland members and non-Golf Ireland members are eligible to participate. The timesheet will run from 8 am to 4p,m so book your tee time now.

Booking is open on BRS or call the club reception on 061 313655, members’ entry fee is 15 Euros and visitors 20 Euros.

“Play In Pink is a special charity tournament dedicated to raising funds and awareness for breast cancer research. By participating in this event, you will not only enjoy a day of golf in the picturesque setting of Rathbane Golf Club but also contribute to a cause that touches the lives of many individuals and families,” Mary Marks, event organiser.

Sheila Manning with her brother Sean O Dwyer  at the launch of Rathbane GC Play in Pink day for 2025

The tournament is designed to cater for golfers of all skill levels. Whether you are a seasoned pro or a novice looking to experience the sport in the context of fun competition format, there will be something for everyone. Participants can look forward to a professionally organised competition, complete with various challenges and prizes to be won.

One of the highlights of the day will be the “Pink Challenge,” where players are encouraged to incorporate pink into their golfing attire. This colourful and vibrant initiative serves as a visual reminder of the importance of breast cancer awareness and solidarity with those affected by the disease. Mary Marks says, “So, don your finest pink gear and get ready to tee off or come as you are, no pressure whatsoever”.

The Play in Pink Golf is more than just a sporting event; it is an opportunity to come together as a community and support a cause that matters. All proceeds from the tournament will go directly to the National Breast Cancer Research Institute. Maybe you would like to sponsor a tee box for 50 Euros for the day, contact the club manager Colm on 085 7487875 or Cynthia McCarthy on 061 313644.

You can also support the cause by purchasing a ticket for the hamper raffle.

The organisers invite you to “dust off the golf clubs and come for the craic”, adding, “We invite you to be a part of this wonderful initiative and help us make a difference. Whether you are an avid golfer, a supporter of charitable causes, Play in Pink has something to offer. Gather your friends, family, and colleagues, and join us at Rathbane Golf Club on the 16th of May for a great day.”

To register for the tournament or to find out more information, please visit the Rathbane Golf Club website or contact them directly. Spaces are limited, so be sure to secure your spot early and be a part of this fantastic event.

The organisers invite you to “dust off the golf clubs and come for the craic” on the day

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