Leona Maguire

Cavan golfer appeals for help in locating missing equipment after flying from Dublin airport to Geneva.

“Really need help from someone @DublinAirport or DAA,” said the Cavan golfer on Twitter. “Flew from Dublin to Geneva yesterday direct and somehow my golf bag has gone missing between checkin and takeoff. @FlySWISS & @swissportNews have no idea where it is. Flying from Dublin airport to Geneva for one of the five Majors on the LPGA Tour, Maguire appealed for help on social media on Monday when her clubs did not arrive with her in Geneva.

Maguire's quest for a first-ever major title in this week's Amundi Evian Championship would have been put in peril without her trusted equipment. Maguire ...

"Really need help from someone @DublinAirport or DAA. Flew from Dublin to Geneva yesterday direct and somehow my golf bag has gone missing between checkin and takeoff. "What way can she contact your team? GOLF CLUBS belonging to Leona Maguire that earlier went missing between a flight from Dublin to Geneva have been located, according to the woman herself.

The Cavan golfer posted a message on social media in a bid to find her missing clubs.

Sis has found your bag leona. @FlySWISS& @swissportNewshave no idea where it is. Really need help from someone@DublinAirportor DAA. Flew from Dublin to Geneva yesterday direct and somehow my golf bag has gone missing between checkin and takeoff.

The Irish golfing star took to Twitter to ask for help this morning. Thankfully, her clubs have since been found.

Leona's situation is just the latest in a long line of Dublin Airport debacles to make the news this summer. Potential for some good press if it ends well and you have offered to help." Unsurprisingly, many feel as though the airport authorities should be able to do more to help the Irish sports star. Aodhán wrote, "You could at least offer to see what you can do. "Simply not good enough. "Hopefully your airline is able to advise you soon on the whereabouts of your clubs."

Golf clubs belonging to Leona Maguire, that earlier went missing as she flew out of Dublin Airport to Geneva, have thankfully been located.

"Really need help from someone @DublinAirport or DAA. Flew from Dublin to Geneva yesterday direct and somehow my golf bag has gone missing between checkin and takeoff. @FlySWISS & @swissportNews have no idea where it is. The Cavan woman earlier took to social media to appeal for help after her equipment was misplaced as she flew to the Swiss city.

Pro golfer Leona Maguire is the latest person to fall victim to the ongoing issues with luggage at Dublin Airport after her golf bag went missing.

"Have already asked and been told they can't be sent in time. Meanwhile, Daa, the group that manages Dublin Airport, said they are aware of the issues some passengers are facing regarding baggage return but said this is the responsibility of the airline and their chosen handling partner. Pro golfer Leona Maguire is the latest person to fall victim to the ongoing issues with luggage at Dublin Airport after her golf bag went missing.

Maguire was flying out of Dublin Airport for a tournament.

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