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John Rooney, Managing Director of Flogas Ireland with Peter O’Keeffe who will defend his Flogas Irish Amateur Open title at Royal Co Down from 17-20 May. Photos by Golffile.

 John Rooney, Managing Director of Flogas Ireland with Peter O’Keeffe who will defend his Flogas Irish Amateur Open title at Royal Co Down from 17-20 May. Photos by Golffile.

Flogas Ireland today confirmed a three-year extension to their sponsorship of the Flogas Irish Amateur Open, the blue riband event on the domestic golfing calendar.

 

Having launched their sponsorship in 2016, the partnership with the Golfing Union of Ireland has developed and strengthened the Flogas brand within golf in Ireland.

 

Flogas has a strong portfolio of energy offerings for golf clubs throughout Ireland. Golf clubs in the Republic can benefit from excellent rates for business to business electricity, LPG and Natural Gas, while golf clubs in Northern Ireland can avail of its LPG and Natural Gas offerings.

 

John Rooney, Managing Director of Flogas Ireland said:

"The Flogas Irish Amateur Open is firmly established on the international stage as one of the most historic and prestigious events in the amateur golf calendar, and played on some of Ireland’s best golf courses every year. We in Flogas are delighted and truly honoured to have our company associated with this event over the past two years and are looking forward to its hosting on the famous links of Royal County Down next month.

"For us, it was an easy decision to renew this sponsorship for a further three years and we are very much looking forward to bringing the event to County Sligo next year and Galway for the following two years.”

Pat Finn, CEO of the GUI said:

“Working with Flogas has been a wonderful experience. Not only are they supporting our flagship event, but they are providing our member clubs with very competitive energy deals and in the current climate that is very welcome. We look forward to working with Flogas for many years to come”.

 

The Flogas Irish Amateur Open takes place from 17-20 May at Royal County Down with Peter O’Keeffe from Douglas Golf Club the defending champion.