*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.
*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.
*Adare Manor. Adare Manor hosting the 2026 Ryder Cup will offer huge tourism and economic potential for the Mid-West region and all of Ireland.
*Padraig Harrington pictured at the DDF Irish Open Pro-Am in Lahinch Golf Club on Wednesday. Photograph: Brian Arthur Sporting events in Ireland tend to be unique according to Padraig Harrington who maintained Lahinch Golf Club hosting The Dubai Duty Free Irish Open is no different.
*Russell Knox celebrates winning the 2018 DDF Irish Open. Photograph: Getty Images A limited number of weekend tickets remain for next week’s Dubai Duty Free Irish Open at Lahinch Golf Club.
Rafa Cabrera Bello has become the latest former Ryder Cup star to join the field for next month’s Dubai Duty Free Irish Open, when the Spaniard will be targeting a second career Rolex Series victory at Lahinch Golf Club.
*Paul McGinley, who pictured at Lahinch Golf Club. Photograph: Brian Arthur. Lahinch Golf Club hosting The Dubai Duty Free Irish Open is estimated to be worth €15 million to the West Clare economy and the European Tour event is going to leave it’s mark on the county in more ways than one.
*Thorbjørn Olesen. Photograph: Getty Images Danish trio, Thorbjørn Olesen, Lucas Bjerregaard and Thomas Bjørn are the latest additions to a strong field for July’s Dubai Duty Free Irish Open which takes place at Lahinch Golf Club.
*Russell Knox. Photograph: Getty Images / Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Reigning Irish Open champion, Russell Knox has confirmed he will defend his title at Lahinch Golf Club this July while organisers are expecting crowds in excess of 90,000.
*Shane O’Donnell. Photograph: Martin Connolly Clare’s Shane O’Donnell and former Irish rugby captain Paul O’Connell are the first names to sign up for the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open pro-am.