Shane Lowry says he’d endure the miseries he suffered over the past few years “a million times over” to enjoy moments like Sunday’s 11-shot Amgen Irish Open win.

Shane Lowry has spent enough time with Pádraig Harrington over the past 18 years to know that time waits for no man in professional sport.

Shane Lowry might turn 40 next year, but he firmly believes his best golf lies ahead of him after he destroyed the field and romped to an 11-shot Amgen Irish Open win.

Shane Lowry didn’t just win the Amgen Irish Open; he pummelled the field into submission with a display of front-running that injects new life into his career and puts him right back into the conversation as a man with more Majors in his future.

Liam Nolan was proud to show mental resilience on his Amgen Irish Open debut and heads into the business end of the HotelPlanner Tour season with renewed confidence.

Shane Lowry has suffered more than his fair share of heartbreak this season, but riding the wave of emotion generated by a massive home crowd, he feels ready to end his four-year drought and claim his second Amgen Irish Open win at Doonbeg.

Shane Lowry produced an otherworldly putting performance to take a four-shot lead into the final round of the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg.

Speculation about big-name announcements is part and parcel of every Amgen Irish Open build-up, but when the venue is Trump International Golf Links Ireland – Doonbeg, there’s only one name driving interest — US President Donald Trump.

Doonbeg could be surrounded by a ring of steel for September’s Amgen Irish Open, given the “likely” presence of US President Donald Trump at his Co Clare resort.

President Donald Trump’s Doonbeg resort will host the 2026 Amgen Irish Open.

Confirmation of Irish golf’s worst kept secret was greeted with delight by Trump Ireland in an official press release.

Laytown and Bettystown’s Alex Maguire fist-pumped with joy and pride as 12 12-footer dropped at the last and gave him a  €19,610 payday that will make all the difference as he battles to fund his quest for a tour card.

Rory McIlroy he must get off to a fast start if he's to come from four shots behind Adrien Saddier and claim his second Amgen Irish Open win