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Gotta hand it to Gearóid Hegarty. Not alone is he a six-time All-Ireland winner and the presumptive Hurler of the Year, he went down to Doonbeg this week for the Irish Open and grabbed a prize for himself in the pro-am. Nearest the pin was up for grabs on the 14th – Hegarty stitched one into three-and-a-half feet. Some lads would sicken you.
Joaquin Niemann’s navigation of the Wild Atlantic Way was carried out brilliantly, as the Chilean defied windy conditions – with balls oscillating on some greens – to claimed the clubhouse lead in the first round of the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Links with a five-under-par 65 that included birdies in four of his five closing holes.
Joaquin Niemann has taken the early lead at the Amgen Irish Open in Co. Clare with a five-under par round of 65.
Ballyduff and Kerry under-20 All-Ireland winner Evan Boyle is set to go on a trial with AFL side Richmond Football Club.
MACK HANSEN feels like he is back to square one at Connacht after a 10-month injury absence, but the Ireland star believes the province can target silverware in their second season under Stuart Lancaster.
RTÉ has secured TV highlights rights for next year’s Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, plus a new multi-year agreement to show continued live coverage of the Amgen Irish Open.
US President Donald Trump’s trip to Doonbeg to watch the Amgen Irish Open brings its own baggage. The venue, the attendees and the players will all feel it.
It was going to take something remarkable for the dial to move from Croke Park hosting the most celebrated event in the history of Irish women’s sport to, just five days later, the GAA president appearing on the national airwaves defending the association against accusations of misogyny.