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REPRO FREE: 06/05/2014 Dublin John Roche, Director of Golf and Business Development with the CGI15 is pictured with Pádraig Harrington, three-time Major winner and Redmond O’Donoghue, Chairman of the CGI Board the unveiling of the new Development Plan from the Confederation of Golf in Ireland (CGI), the body set up to support, promote and develop the game of golf on the island of Ireland. The Development Plan outlines the organisation’s strategic vision for the future of golf in Ireland.

The CGI will work in partnership with Irish golf clubs to help them broaden their membership base by offering services, training, education and promotional initiatives, such as ‘Get into Golf’ and ‘Get Back into Golf’ programmes, which will introduce new participants to the game and encourage others who have left the sport to return.

A not-for-profit body, the CGI was created last year by the Golfing Union of Ireland (GUI), the Irish Ladies Golf Union (ILGU) and the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) to complement the work of the three associations in advancing the sport of golf in Ireland. Picture Andres Poveda

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For more details on CGI events taking place in your area, check out www.cgigolf.org

For more details, please contact:
Breda Brown / Tara Humphreys, Unique Media
Tel: (01) 522 5200 or 087 2487120 (BB)

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REPRO FREE: 06/05/2014 Dublin John Roche, Director of Golf and Business Development with the CGI15 is pictured with Pádraig Harrington, three-time Major winner and Redmond O’Donoghue, Chairman of the CGI Board the unveiling of the new Development Plan from the Confederation of Golf in Ireland (CGI), the body set up to support, promote and develop the game of golf on the island of Ireland. The Development Plan outlines the organisation’s strategic vision for the future of golf in Ireland. <br /> <br /> The CGI will work in partnership with Irish golf clubs to help them broaden their membership base by offering services, training, education and promotional initiatives, such as ‘Get into Golf’ and ‘Get Back into Golf’ programmes, which will introduce new participants to the game and encourage others who have left the sport to return.<br /> <br /> A not-for-profit body, the CGI was created last year by the Golfing Union of Ireland (GUI), the Irish Ladies Golf Union (ILGU) and the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) to complement the work of the three associations in advancing the sport of golf in Ireland. Picture Andres Poveda<br /> <br /> ENDS<br /> <br /> For more details on CGI events taking place in your area, check out www.cgigolf.org<br /> <br /> For more details, please contact:<br /> Breda Brown / Tara Humphreys, Unique Media<br /> Tel: (01) 522 5200 or 087 2487120 (BB)
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