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Stephen Bradley to stay at Shamrock Rovers as Hibs appoint new Dutch boss (opens the original)
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STEPHEN BRADLEY IS set to remain at Shamrock Rovers for the League of Ireland Premier Division run-in after Scottish club Hibernian appointed Marink Reedijk on Thursday. Bradley was understood to be the frontrunner to take over at the Edinburgh club, who parted ways with head coach David Gray last week. However, The 42 understands that Hibs turned their attention away from the Dubliner when it became apparent that he wasn’t prepared to leave Rovers straight away to make the move to Edinburgh. Br
'I said to myself today, I have to go out and win this – I have no other choice' (opens the original)
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WHEN SHANE LOWRY rolled in his final birdie putt on Doonbeg’s 18th green, his victory roar felt as much like an exorcism as it did a celebration. With his first solo win in more than four years – and a record Irish Open-winning margin of 11 shots – Lowry banished the demons of the heartbreaking near-misses that hung over this year. Twice this spring, Lowry found himself with tournaments at his mercy, leading the Dubai Invitational by a shot as he stood on the final tee box, and then a few weeks
Sensational Lowry blocks out the noise to clinch Irish Open in record-breaking style (opens the original)
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THE OPENING DRIVE on the final day of a golf tournament can be a particularly nervy challenge, never mind when you’re trying to close out a first win in four years. Now try doing it surrounded by Secret Service agents and a sniffer dog, with the president of the United States of America – arguably the most protected man on the planet – standing mere feet away on the side of the tee box. If you’re Shane Lowry, you stripe the ball 349 yards down the fairway, fire your approach to 16 feet and roll
Lowry feeds off Doonbeg’s Saturday evening energy to lock down Irish Open lead (opens the original)
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AS SHANE LOWRY walked up the hill to the elevated green on Doonbeg’s 15th hole, and considered the three feet that he had left for his sixth and final birdie of the day, the first chant of Olé Ole went up from the Saturday evening gallery. By that stage, Lowry was already midway through a remarkable run that saw him post a joint-low round of five-under par 65, hold his nearest challengers at arm’s length, and stretch his lead to four shots ahead of Sunday’s final round. Walking off the ninth gre
Flying visit: Trump makes grand entrance as Lowry stays grounded in pursuit of victory (opens the original)
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AS MARINE ONE made its final approach over Doonbeg shortly before 3pm on Saturday afternoon, Irish Open leader Shane Lowry stood patiently over his approach shot into the second hole and waited. Waiting game: Shane Lowry and Jacob Skov Olesen. Ben Brady / INPHO Ben Brady / INPHO / INPHO All week, the specific details of when US President Donald Trump might arrive at his County Clare golf resort have been vague —deliberately so, given the vast nature of the security operation that goes with Trump
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