Irish Women's Amateur Open Championship

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Irish Women's Amateur Open Championship
Tournament information
LocationIreland
Established1993
Organised by Golf Ireland
Format Stroke play
Current champion
Lorna McClymont

The Irish Women's Amateur Open Championship is the women's national amateur stroke play golf championship of Ireland. It was first played in 1993 and is currently organised by Golf Ireland.

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Winners

YearWinnerScoreMargin
of victory
Runner(s)-upVenue(s)Ref.
2023 Flag of Scotland.svg Lorna McClymont 2063 strokes Ulster Banner.svg Beth Coulter Woodbrook [1]
2022 Flag of Scotland.svg Lorna McClymont 2134 strokes Ulster Banner.svg Katie Poots County Louth [2]
2021 Flag of Germany.svg Charlotte Back 2123 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Beth Coulter
Flag of Sweden.svg Moa Svedenskiöld
County Louth [3]
2020Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Republic of Ireland County Louth
2019 Flag of England.svg Lily May Humphreys 2126 strokes Flag of the Netherlands.svg Romy Meekers County Louth [4]
2018 Flag of Scotland.svg Hannah McCook 2232 strokes Flag of the Netherlands.svg Romy Meekers County Louth [5]
2017 Flag of Ireland.svg Maria Dunne 2162 strokes Flag of England.svg Gemma Clews
Flag of England.svg Sophie Lamb
County Louth [6]
2016 Ulster Banner.svg Olivia Mehaffey 2238 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Chloe Ryan The Island [7]
2015 Flag of Austria.svg Isabella Holpfer 221Playoff [lower-alpha 1] Flag of Ireland.svg Chloe Ryan Dun Laoghaire [8]
2014 Flag of England.svg Lucy Goddard 2171 stroke Flag of Ireland.svg Chloe Ryan Douglas [9]
2013 Flag of England.svg Meghan Maclaren 2181 stroke Ulster Banner.svg Paula Grant Castle [10]
2012 Flag of England.svg Emily Taylor 2333 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Mary Dowling
Flag of Ireland.svg Gillian O'Leary
The Island [11]
2011 Flag of Ireland.svg Leona Maguire 2068 strokes Ulster Banner.svg Stephanie Meadow Elm Park [12]
2010 Flag of England.svg Hannah Burke 2145 strokes Flag of Australia (converted).svg Justine Lee Newlands [13]
2009 Flag of Ireland.svg Lisa Maguire 214Playoff [lower-alpha 2] Flag of England.svg Hannah Burke Douglas [14]
2008 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Breanne Loucks 2143 strokes Flag of Scotland.svg Roseanne Niven Elm Park [15]
2007 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Stacey Keating 2251 stroke Flag of Australia (converted).svg Bree Arthur
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Stephanie Evans
Flag of Ireland.svg Niamh Kitching
Flag of Ireland.svg Marian Riordan
Clandeboye [16]
2006 Flag of Ireland.svg Martina Gillen 2243 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Deirdre Smith County Sligo [17]
2005 Flag of Ireland.svg Tara Delaney 2192 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Maura Morrin
Flag of Scotland.svg Kylie Walker
Hermitage [18]
2004 Flag of Ireland.svg Tara Delaney 220Playoff [lower-alpha 3] Flag of Ireland.svg Martina Gillen Cork [19] [20]
2003 Flag of Ireland.svg Claire Coughlan 2157 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Maura Morrin Rathsallagh [21]
2002 Flag of Ireland.svg Rebecca Coakley 214Countback [lower-alpha 4] Flag of Ireland.svg Martina Gillen Dundalk [22]
2001 Flag of Scotland.svg Anne Laing 2144 strokes Flag of Scotland.svg Vikki Laing Birr [23]
2000 Flag of Ireland.svg Rebecca Coakley 2056 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Claire Coughlan Birr [24]
1999 Flag of Ireland.svg Hazel Kavanagh 2172 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Elaine Dowdall Waterford Castle
1998 Flag of Ireland.svg Suzanne O'Brien 141 [lower-alpha 5] 6 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Lillian Behan Waterford Castle [25]
1997 Flag of Ireland.svg Yvonne Cassidy 2171 stroke Ulster Banner.svg Paula Gorman Waterford Castle [26]
1996 Flag of Ireland.svg Eileen Rose Power 2182 strokes Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Lisa Dermott Grange
1995 Ulster Banner.svg Naoimh Quigg 300 [lower-alpha 6] 1 stroke Flag of England.svg Kate Egford
Flag of Ireland.svg Denise McCarthy
Grange
1994 Flag of Ireland.svg Hazel Kavanagh 286 [lower-alpha 6] 7 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Tracey Eakin Milltown
1993 Flag of Ireland.svg Tracey Eakin 293 [lower-alpha 6] 8 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Eileen Rose Power
Flag of Ireland.svg Aideen Rogers
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Vicki Thomas
Milltown
  1. Holpfer beat Ryan on the first playoff hole.
  2. Maguire beat Burke on the seventh playoff hole.
  3. Delaney beat Gillen in a playoff. They were still tied after a 3-hole playoff. Delaney won after a further five sudden-death holes.
  4. Coakley won on countback having the lower score for the last 36 holes: 140 to Gillen's 141.
  5. Event reduced to 36 holes because of adverse weather.
  6. 1 2 3 Event contested over 72 holes.

Source: [27]

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