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McIlroy will play 27 Irish Open and gives nod to Rosses Point
“Geez, I haven’t been there since 2007. I guess Sligo could hold it in terms of it’s a big enough town to have infrastructure around it and the roads in and out."
Shane Lowry cruises to Irish Open title
"I can't wait to bring a trophy home. My daughter is always asking, when are you going to bring a trophy home. So I'm going to bring a trophy home."
Europe reclaims Solheim Cup with dominant Sunday singles performance
The U.S. needed six points from the 12 singles matches to reach 14 total points and retain the Cup while Europe needed 6.5 points to reach 14.5 and wrest it back. The Europeans managed that, and then some.
Husqvarna providing a cutting edge to golf course maintenance
Husqvarna automowers continue to give a cutting edge to golf courses across Europe, providing efficiency and flexibility for your normal golf club and elite championship environments.
Jennifer Kupcho’s late heroics flip the script at Solheim Cup
The quiet that fell over the crowd stood in stark contrast to the pyrotechnics Kupcho had just provided on a taut Saturday at the Solheim Cup.
Back-nine revival keeps Murphy’s hopes alive in England
John Murphy's chances of victory at the HotelPlanner Tour's English Trophy at The Caversham looked to be slipping through his grasp but a back-nine 31 thrust him back into the mix.
Playoff heartbreak for Foley at Alps Hauts de France–Pas de Calais Open
Hugh Foley came desperately close to claiming a first professional victory but instead had to settle for second place in the Alps Tour's Hauts de France–Pas de Calais Open
Grandstand finish and spoils shared at Westport Pro-Am
Simon Thornton produced his best swing of the weekend when he needed it most and denied Westport's own Charlie Walsh a fairytale solo victory on a drama-filled afternoon at the Westport Pro-Am.
Nine one-putts help Lowry into four shot lead
"I wish they were all for birdies but they weren't. The support I got, it's late on a Saturday people are out there with kids that have to get home so I am chuffed that they stayed behind to support me."
McIlroy: Lowry victory would be great for Irish golf
Rory McIlroy’s faint hopes of successfully defending his Amgen Irish Open title ended early in round three but he will be rooting for his close friend Shane Lowry who holds a four shot lead heading into Sunday in Doonbeg. McIlroy fell back to a share of 50th on two-over after a 74 following two double ... Read more
What it was like to witness D-Day in Doonbeg
A championship littered with stars towards the top of the leaderboard. Shane Lowry about to tee off as the halfway leader in his home open only secondary to the world's biggest name.
Qashio joins 2027 Ryder Cup as Official Supporter
Dual-headquartered in Dublin and Dubai, global spend management company joins Kerry Group, Musgrave, IDA Ireland and Ballygowan among the Irish organisations supporting the Ryder Cup ahead of its centenary at Adare Manor.
Galbraith the latest to navigate Q-School First Stage
John Ross Galbraith has become the latest Irishman to punch his ticket to DP World Tour Q-School Second Stage after a strong performance over 72 holes at The Northumberland Club in England.
With one epic putt, an all-time Solheim Cup is brewing in the Netherlands
Carlota Ciganda stepped in over her ball, roughly 15 feet from the cup and drilled the putt, centre of the jar, halving the final match of the second session and keeping the Cup tied through Day 1
Murphy two back at halfway mark in English Trophy
John Murphy followed his opening 65 with a three-under 69 to move to -10 and he sits just two off the lead at the halfway mark of the HotelPlanner Tour's English Trophy at The Caversham.
Screene tied for second with 18 to go on LET Access Series
Canice Screene shot a second consecutive round of 69 to move to -6 and into a tie for second at the Hauts de France Open on the LET Access Series.
Foley hunting maiden pro win at Saint-Omer
Hugh Foley is just two shots off the lead and tied for second place going into the final round of the Alps Tour's Hauts de France–Pas de Calais Open.
Nolan relishing West of Ireland conditions after debut Irish Open cut
"Rough weather coming in proper West of Ireland weather I've played in many a West of Ireland so that'll stand to me."
Higgins and McDermott go lowest on day one at Westport Pro-Am
David Higgins and Michael McDermott were both among the last groups on the course on day one of the Westport Pro-Am, but the fading light didn't seem to bother either man
Lowry backing Maguire to play key role for Europe over weekend
"She's unbelievable isn't she? I believe she is playing quite well and that she is going to play a lot of golf this week. If they are to win she will be the one that will them over the line."
Lowry all smiles after course record 62 at Irish Open
Shane Lowry rolled back the years to 2009 in Baltray when he fired a course record 62 to take control of the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg.
Final-round 63 sees Lester finish runner-up on Sunshine Tour
"I felt quite comfortable coming down the stretch in contention and with the cameras on me - a little nervous, but quite comfortable."
Maguire shows her worth with point as foursomes ends level
Maguire's victory moves her record to 9-3-1 giving her a winning margin of 73.1% which is a record for the Solheim Cup.
Mizuno expands M.Craft X line with new modular zero-torque neck putter
The expanded M.CRAFT X line-up also introduces two new back designs, bringing the family to five interchangeable options.
Mature McKibbin can come of age at Irish Open
Tom McKibbin admitted that the teenage version of him would have struggled badly at a wind lashed Doonbeg yesterday but he showed a maturity and a touch of class to thrust himself into Irish Open contention heading into round two.