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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 11th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 9th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

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12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 11th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 11th green...

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 10th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

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12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 10th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 10th green...

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 10th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

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11 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 9th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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11 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 10th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 11th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 10th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 11th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 11th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 11th green...

12 May 2020; A general view from the 9th tee box at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; A general view from the 9th tee box at Howth Golf Club in Dublin...

12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 10th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski works on the 10th green...

12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski, left, and Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan make their way to the 10th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Deputy Head Greenkeeper Tomasz Buczkowski, left, and Golf Course...

12 May 2020; A general view of Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; A general view of Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to...

12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 9th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on the 9th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; Golf Course Superintendent of Howth Golf Club Ger Morgan works on...

12 May 2020; A general view of Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; A general view of Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to...

12 May 2020; A general view of a flag on the 9th green at Howth Golf Club in Dublin as it prepares to re-open as one of the first sports allowed to resume having followed previous directives from the Irish Government on suspending all golfing activity in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Golf clubs in the Republic of Ireland can resume activity from May 18th under the Irish government’s Roadmap for Reopening of Society and Business once they follow the protocol jointly published by the GUI and ILGU. The protocol sets out safe measures for golf to return in a phased manner. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 May 2020; A general view of a flag on the 9th green at Howth Golf Club in...

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