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Shane Lowry spotted having Christmas pints with some very famous faces
Offaly golfer and European Ryder Cup winner has been enjoying downtime at home in Ireland in December after wrapping up his golf season but can you see what looks like a floating pint?
The craic looks absolutely 90 but fans were left baffled by a pint of Guinness in the centre of the image at the top of this article that appears to be floating.
The Clara man was letting his hair down before Christmas in the capital and was joined by some very famous faces.
Dublin footballers Dean Rock, Ciaran Kilkenny and James McCarthy joined Shane for a few festive pints. He was also later pictured with Brian Dowling and his husband, Dancing with the Stars judge Arthur Gourounlian and Brian Ormond.
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