Dunne was one of three Irish golfers who missed today’s cut at the Alfred Dunhill Championship.

Birthday boy’s late birdies keep him in touch on his debut as full member of European Tour.

The Waterford man finished in a tie for second.

It was a memorable year for the Deise.

The Australian beat Angelo Que in a playoff to win the $1.3 million prize.

A shocked girlfriend got more than she hoped for at this morning’s reunion.

The Holywood native dropped five shots on his way back to the clubhouse.

The Northern Irishman was well placed to challenge eventual winner Ross Fisher at the Tshwane Open until he ran afoul of the 12th.

Hoey is second while Phelan is tied for fifth after round three.

If you love your county, then you can cheer for these all over again.

A pair of bogeys on the back nine were not enough to derail the 23-year-old.

Hunter Mahan and Justin Rose inherited the lead after Lefty’s putting woes at the third but that was just the beginning.

The Irish amateur was one of just four non-pros to make the cut.

Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods are still very much in contention, four shots off the lead after two days at Merion.

The Waterford golfer has kept his wits about him on a stormy day in Philadelphia.

Incredibly, it is the second time the Waterford native has earned a place at the tournament.

Managing Editor David Nally said the coverage given was “what the story deserved”.

The Fianna Fáil leader wants a specific module of the tribunal reopened in light of new allegations concerning a previously undisclosed payment made by independent TD Michael Lowry to the land agent Kevin Phelan.

Independent TD Michael Lowry can be heard making reference to a £250,000 payment which he said he never declared.

The former minister says he cannot establish the veracity of the reported tape conversation as he cannot obtain a copy of it.

A tape recording of a conversation said to have taken place during the Moriarty Tribunal was given to a national newspaper, in which Lowry said the money wasn’t declared.