Kenneth Fahey was selected on the Connacht team for the Interprovincial Matches played at Portmarnock Golf Club from 11th to 13th August 2004.
Connemara Golf Club won the Connaught final of the Barton Shield and were drawn against Ulster Champions Banbridge in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals at Lisburn Golf Club on 11th September 2003. The team on the day was Derek McNamara with Ger O'Donnell and David Scully with David Stapleton. Banbridge went on to win the All-Ireland pennant by beating Stackstown by one-hole in a griping final.
Connemara won the Connaught final of the Barton Shield when they beat Athenry. They went on to meet Shandon Park in the All-Ireland semi-finals at Lahinch on 21st September 2000. The squad was Derek McNamara, Kenneth Fahey, David Mortimer, Ger O'Donnell, Dave Scully, David Collins and David Stapleton. They went down by only one hole to a very b Shandon Park in the Semi-Finals. The team was D. McNamara with K. Fahey and D. Mortimer with G. O'Donnell.
Connemara Golf Club won the Connaught Irish Senior Cup in 1998 when the team was, David Mortimer, Derek McNamara, Kenny Fahey, Michael Galvin, David Collins, Ciaran Smyth, Ger O’Donnell, John McLaughlin and Nigel Howley.
Derek McNamara was runner-up in the West of Ireland Championship at Co. Sligo on the 2nd April 2002 and was selected on the Irish team that played Wales at Ashburnham on the 27th April 2001. Derek McNamara won the Irish Boys' Amateur Close Championship, by five shots at Strandhill on 25th August 2000. He finished with a fine score of 268 shooting a course record 61 in the process. Derek was selected on the Irish team for the World Junior Championship in Hyogo, Japan, in June, 1999 and played in the European Amateur Team Championship at Uppsala, Sweden, in July, 1999, and represented Ireland in the Boys' Home Internationals at Conwy G. C., Wales, in August, 1999.
Tara de Courcey was selected on the Connaught Ladies team for the AIB Interprovincial Championships at Mount Wolseley Golf Club from August 7-9 2002.
Kenny Fahy was selected on the Irish Boys team for the Home Internationals at Moortown, Leeds in August 2001. Kenneth Fahey and Derek McNamara were selected on the Boys' Home International at Portmarnock G. C. on August 9th to 11th 2000. Kenneth Fahey played Connaught Boys in 1998, 1999, and 2000.
They won the Connaught Shield in 1981.
Connemara won the Connaught Senior Cup in 1998, beating Co. Sligo in the final at Athlone G. C.
David Mortimer was selected to represent Ireland at the Maidstone Club in New York on 13-14 October, 1999, and he represented Connaught from 1994 to 1999, having played 28 matches. David Mortimer played Connaught Youths from 1994 to 1996, playing 15 matches.
Hugh O'Neill represented Connaught from 1987 to 1993, having played 28 matches. Hugh played Connaught Youths from 1987 to 1989, playing 15 matches.
Paddy O'Looney represented Connaught from 1974 to 1986, playing 51 matches.
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