Shane Lowry: ‘The hardest thing about today is I've never won in front of my four-year-old, and she was there waiting for me’

Shane Lowry: ‘The hardest thing about today is I've never won in front of my four-year-old, and she was there waiting for me’

Irish Independent

Monday, 02 March 2026

This newsletter was edited by Ger Keville

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