Christy O’Connor Jnr Celebrity Golf Classic raises €202,185 for Galway Hospice

Galway Hospice Cheque Presentation3 (Copy)

Many thanks to Christy O’Connor Jnr and friends who raised €202,185 for Galway Hospice through a Celebrity Golf Classic, which was held on the 6th July 2015 at Galway Bay Golf Resort in Renville.

After the golf classic, a gala Black Tie dinner was held in the newly-renovated clubhouse, with live entertainment and an auction, with prizes including a cruiser boat, BMW and the much coveted 18th hole flags from some of the world’s top golfers’ biggest wins in the last years – including Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy and Padraig Harrington.

Pictured are (l-r): Galway Bay Golf Resort Director Ronan Killeen; Mary Nash, CEO Galway Hospice; Christy O’Connor Jnr; Pat O’Grady; Michael Craig of Galway Hospice, and Bernie O’Grady, Lady Captain of Galway Bay Golf Resort.

Many thanks to everyone who supported this event in aid of Galway Hospice.  Special thanks to Christy O’Connor Junior who, with his organising team, spent almost a year planning the event to ensure its success.  Christy has been a Patron of Galway Hospice since the very beginning, and has previously organised other very successful events for Galway Hospice.  All proceeds from this event go towards the provision of Home Care and Day Care services at Galway Hospice.  Well done and thank you to all concerned.

Share the news

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Related News

News
October 21, 2025

West of Ireland MND Conference – 5th November 2025

Join us for a dynamic, interdisciplinary conference focused on Motor Neurone Disease (MND) — with a special emphasis on palliative…

Hospice Stories
October 17, 2025

“This Work Challenges You to Reflect on Time, Relationships, and What Truly Matters”

Finding Purpose in Palliative Care I’m currently working at Galway Hospice as a standalone registrar. That means I’m gaining experience…

Hospice Stories
October 10, 2025

“Art Therapy can reach places words can’t”

I started at Galway Hospice in 2020—about three months before COVID-19—so it was a strange introduction to the hospice. It…