Tubridy stands tall to take player of the week
IT was the game of round three with the biggest stakes where Eamon Tubridy stood tallest to land the Martin Daly Autos / The Clare Echo footballer of the week.
IT was the game of round three with the biggest stakes where Eamon Tubridy stood tallest to land the Martin Daly Autos / The Clare Echo footballer of the week.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley HIGH-PROFILE visitors landed in Doonbeg as play continued in the Amgen Irish Open where Shane Lowry remains at the top of the leaderboard following the third round.
*US President, Donald Trump at the members bar of Trump Doonbeg. PERFECTING THE art of splitting opinion, US President Donald Trump received a glowing reception in Doonbeg upon arrival while thousands of people have protested his arrival with demonstrations in Shannon, Dublin and Doonbeg with three women arrested over the past two days in relation …
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US President Donald Trump has praised the warmth and hospitality of the people of Ireland while also praising admitting “you are some of the vicious b****** I’ve met”.
*Shane Lowry is mobbed by supporters in Doonbeg. Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANE LOWRY carded a course record of 62 in Doonbeg while also moving three shots clear to lead the Amgen Irish Open after the second round.
*Cllr Rita McInerney. Photograph: Tom Micks DIFFICULT conversations will need to be had with US President Donald Trump when he visits his five star West Clare resort, Doonbeg’s sole member of Clare County Council has said.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SECURITY measures are ramping up across Co Clare ahead of the imminent arrival of US President, Donald Trump to his Doonbeg resort.
*Doonbeg is ready to tee off for The Irish Open. EXCITEMENT has hit fever pitch in Doonbeg with the arrival of the Amgen Irish Open to West Clare, capping off a twelve month build-up.
*Shannon, Ireland, June. 5, 2019: Young women with a banner protesting against the Donald Trump visit at Shannon Airport, Ireland PROTESTS are planned in Shannon and Doonbeg this weekend ahead of US President Donald Trump’s visit to Clare, with campaigners declaring: “Trump is not welcome in Clare.”
*Shane Lowry, Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy. Photograph: Eamon Ward / Clare County Council PLAY was suspended on round one of the Amgen Irish Open in Trump Doonbeg on Thursday with Shane Lowry among the leading pack.