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Shane Foley has said his Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes winning ride on Hotazhell at Leopardstown on Saturday was not as controversial as some critics have suggested.
Ireland were crowned European Mid-Amateur Men’s Team Champions in Austria on Saturday.
Josh McErlean/Eoin Treacy (Ford Puma Rally1) were the top Irish crew in Rally Chile Bio Bio finishing seventh overall as teammates Jon Armstrong/Shane Byrne had another difficult event after they retired during Saturday's second leg when they rolled their Ford Puma on its side.
Zoom in and what we had in West Clare on Sunday evening was an Irishman sinking a 29-foot putt to win the Amgen Irish Open by a record margin in front of a raucous Irish crowd, and on a links course of no little beauty.
Just when you thought you’d seen it all. But then again, we had a notion that this Irish Open would be like not very much we’d witnessed before, especially that moment when play was interrupted by a swarm of Chinooks. Usually it’s midges that are the chief airborne nuisance in these parts, so this was a whole new ball game.
Mickey Harte always preached to his players about finding that extra, elusive five per cent that can make all the difference.
The stars have a habit of aligning for Shane Lowry when it really matters. And if demons have been swirling around in his head for much of the season, he slew them unequivocally – his golf reaching otherworldly heights – to capture the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International in record-breaking fashion and add another famous chapter to a storied career.
DOONBEG, Ireland — Shane Lowry gave the home crowd and President Donald Trump plenty to cheer Sunday when he turned a four-shot lead into a runaway at Doonbeg, closing with a 7-under 63 to break the Irish Open record with an 11-shot victory.