Video: Noel McMullan on Chris Selfridge

Gifted Castledawson golfer Chris Selfridge is the worthy recipient of the July Mid-Ulster Mail and Tyrone Times sports personality of the month award, in recognition of him becoming the first player to retain the North Of Ireland Amateur Championship since Paddy Gribben in 1999.
By Kevin Hughes
Published 12th Aug 2014, 12:28 BST
John McConnell, from McConnell's Intersport, Cookstown, presenting the gift vouchers for the Mid Ulster Mail/Tyrone Times Sports Personality of the Month for July to Moyola Park Golf Club hon secretary, Noel McMullan, who accepted them on behalf of the winner golfer Chris Selfridge. included in the picture is Patrick Cullen, Mid Ulster Mail/Tyrone Times advertising department team leader, Gerard McSloy, manager at McConnells Intersport and Tracey McElroy, Business manager with the the Ulster Bank.John McConnell, from McConnell's Intersport, Cookstown, presenting the gift vouchers for the Mid Ulster Mail/Tyrone Times Sports Personality of the Month for July to Moyola Park Golf Club hon secretary, Noel McMullan, who accepted them on behalf of the winner golfer Chris Selfridge. included in the picture is Patrick Cullen, Mid Ulster Mail/Tyrone Times advertising department team leader, Gerard McSloy, manager at McConnells Intersport and Tracey McElroy, Business manager with the the Ulster Bank.
John McConnell, from McConnell's Intersport, Cookstown, presenting the gift vouchers for the Mid Ulster Mail/Tyrone Times Sports Personality of the Month for July to Moyola Park Golf Club hon secretary, Noel McMullan, who accepted them on behalf of the winner golfer Chris Selfridge. included in the picture is Patrick Cullen, Mid Ulster Mail/Tyrone Times advertising department team leader, Gerard McSloy, manager at McConnells Intersport and Tracey McElroy, Business manager with the the Ulster Bank.

With Chris competing in the European Championship and, almost immediately, heading off to America for several weeks of competition, Moyola’s Honorary Secretary Noel McMullan - who confidently expects great things of Chris in the future - generously accepted the award on his behalf and explained what a superb achievement this was and how great the future is for the 21 year old university student.