Lowry stays top of Irish Open leaderboard in Doonbeg
*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.
*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.
*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.
US PRESIDENT, Donald Trump has called his Doonbeg golf course one of the best in the world and said he is “going to try” to visit the county in September and admitted he was unaware of the latest objection to plans to build a ballroom in West Clare.
FIVE-TIME Major champion Rory McIlroy is the first golfer confirmed to be teeing off in Doonbeg for the Irish Open this September.
Shannon Airport Police Fire Service staff Declan Lynch and Eugene Fawl who are pictured here with Tiger Woods. SHANNON AIRPORT and the Mid-West’s economy has experienced a lift with the hosting of the star-studded JP McManus Pro-Am at Adare Manor.
*Shane Lowry. Photograph: Getty Images Minus Rory McIlroy’s presence, Shane Lowry appears to be the fan favourite for the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open and he’s grateful to have such support.
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