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SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING



       FINANCIAL UPDATE 2020 - 2022




        FUTURE CONCERNS

        The Covid 19 Pandemic is something we now all have to live with, it is not going away any time soon and we
        must adapt alongside it. As Management Council, we outline our future concerns.

          • Projected budgets outline losses of -€257,500 in 2021 and continued losses of -€161,500 in 2022.

          • The threat of further lock downs is very real and if it was to occur, it would have a further negative
             impact on the Golf Club for the remainder of 2020 and into 2021 & 2022.

          • Our monthly payroll, utility costs and outlays are significant, particularly when we have reduced income
             during the winter period. This requires ongoing monitoring and review.

          • Despite  being  down  significantly  on  turnover,  we  do  not  meet  the  current  criteria  to  qualify  for  the
             Government Employee Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS).

          • Overseas bookings remain fragile. We are overly reliant on international guests and in their absence we
             experience  financial  shortfalls.  We  envisage  this  negative  impact  will  continue  throughout  2021  and

             possibly into 2022.

          • Business focus shifts to the Domestic Market for 2021 & 2022.

          • The continuation of our goals and ambitions as set out in our Five Year Vision presented at the 2019
             AGM.

             OTHER SIGNIFICANT CONCERNS

          • Aged Golf Course machinery fleet. Costs of repairs no longer economically viable. This poses a credible
             risk to the quality of the golf courses.

          • Aged Clubhouse, requires repairs in many areas to ensure its operational capacity is to an approved
             standard.


          • The Lagoon requires significant repair to ensure its operational capacity is to an approved standard.

          • The Car Park requires significant repair to ensure its operational capacity is to an approved standard.

          • The  Golf  Academy  &  Driving  Range  at  Lackabane  requires  significant  investment  to  ensure  its
             operations can continue.

          • The  Golf  Course  at  Mahony’s  Point  requires  significant  development  to  enhance  its  reputation  and
             standards. This will allow for greater positioning in the domestic and international markets.


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