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Cavan Archive News 20th September 1968

Sunday last was Captain's ( Mr. Noel McGovern ) Prize Day at Belturbet Golf Club when there was an excellent entry in ideal golfing conditions. Our picture shows the Captain ( second from left ) presenting prize to the winner, Seamus Murray. Also in picture are ( from left ) - John Tidd, best gross, and B. C. Fay, President of the Club, September 1968, issue 6378, picture unused

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Sunday last was Captain's ( Mr. Noel McGovern ) Prize Day at Belturbet Golf Club when there was an excellent entry in ideal golfing conditions. Our picture shows the Captain ( second from left ) presenting prize to the winner, Seamus Murray. Also in picture are ( from left ) - John Tidd, best gross, and B. C. Fay, President of the Club, September 1968, issue 6378, picture unused

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1968-09-20

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