Shane Lowry handed afternoon tee time at this week's Canadian Open
18/11/2018
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18/11/2018
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Shane Lowry handed afternoon tee time at this week's Canadian Open
Midlands jockey looks ahead to the Galway Races
Pat Smullen's Irish Derby victories reveal the character of a true champion
Lowry just six off the lead at US Open
THE PUNTER'S EYE: Three horses worth a bet this weekend
Shane Lowry off the pace at Wells Fargo Championship
Shane Lowry back in PGA Tour action at Wells Fargo Championship
Lowry and Harrington finish inside top 30 at Zurich Classic
The search is on for Ireland's best 5-A-Side team
THE PUNTER'S EYE: Punchestown Day 3 Tips - Thursday, April 26
THE PUNTER'S EYE: Punchestown DAY 2 Tips and Preview - Wednesday, April 25
Lowry and Harrington team up for unique Zurich Classic
PUNCHESTOWN RESULTS: Day 1 - Tuesday, April 24
Liverpool Football Club Ambassador Ian Rush at the Aviva Stadium. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
THE PUNTER'S EYE: The 40/1 shot that could make you a fortune this weekend
Replacement meeting announced for Kilbeggan's season opener
McGuigan highlights Offaly boxer's tilt at making history
Kilbeggan Races cancel season opener due to weather
All today's results from the first day of the Aintree Festival
THE PUNTER'S EYE: Aintree Grand National Tips and Preview
WATCH: Rory's Stories helps to launch GAA's Beko Bua Awards
'The race that never was' - The incredible story of the 1993 Aintree Grand National
GRAND NATIONAL MEMORY
10/04/18
Offaly jockey Pat Smullen tweets for first time since tumour diagnosis
THE PUNTER'S EYE: Irish Grand National Tips and Preview
Offaly jockey Pat Smullen diagnosed with tumour
Shane Lowry back in action at this week's Houston Open
Name change for Tullamore bar under new management
Offaly officially recognised as 'the best place in Ireland'
Nonso to switch on Tullamore's Christmas lights this Sunday
Man armed with knife raids Offaly bookies shop
20 pictures of Birr from the Offaly Express archives
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