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The morning breeze around Doonbeg was gentle but still it carried murmurs about Donald Trump’s intentions. Some thought he would rise early to see off Rory McIlroy, others swore he’d be out to see Brooks Koepka less than an hour later. Media gathered opposite the hotel door, their backs to the 18th green, waiting for another chance to open a diplomatic tinderbox and hand the president a match.
DOONBEG, Sept 13 : Shane Lowry won the Irish Open for the second time on Sunday to the delight of the home crowd and a cheering U.S. President Donald Trump, who presented the Irishman with the trophy at the west of Ireland course owned by the Trump family.
Eyebrows were raised when Anna Nordqvist somewhat abruptly announced her retirement from competitive golf last month at the age of just 39. Heads were turned when Nordqvist kept Solheim Cup faith with the pairing of Charley Hull and Lottie Woad despite a miserable points return in the Netherlands.
DEN BOSCH, Netherlands — Lottie Woad assured it. Carlota Ciganda sealed it.
Hello everyone, and welcome along to The Irish Times live blog for the final round of the 2026 Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links.
One minute you are turning to look at the convoy of Secret Service vehicles preparing for the US president’s arrival, the next you are watching a woman be struck by a golf ball in the back.
The arrival of the US president pulled focus from the actual golf on Saturday before Shane Lowry showed his determination to stay centre stage on what he described as an “insane” day at the Amgen Irish Open.
Jennifer Kupcho summoned a pair of superb last-gasp putts to drag the United States back all square at 8-8 after a riveting second day of Solheim Cup, while it was a mixed day for Ireland’s Leona Maguire, winning alongside Esther Henseleit in the morning foursomes before a 3&2 defeat with Nastasia Nadaud in the four balls.