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The 3 Irish Open
Co Louth GC
Baltray, Drogheda, Ireland

14 May 2009 - 17 May 2009
Shane LowryShane Lowry©2009 Getty Images
17 May 2009
A star was born when local hero Shane Lowry became just the third amateur to win on The European Tour - at The 3 Irish Open on the third extra hole no less.

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Robert RockRobert Rock©2009 Getty Images
17 May 2009
Robert Rock completed in the front nine holes at County Louth in one under par to establish a one stroke lead with nine holes to play at The 3 Irish Open.

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Roope KakkoRoope Kakko©2009 Getty Images
17 May 2009
Two early birdies left Roope Kakko with an outside chance of joining the leaders, with all players out on the course for round four of The 3 Irish Open.

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The 3 Irish OpenThe 3 Irish Open©2009 Getty Images
17 May 2009
Round 4 of The 3 Irish Open has been delayed by two hours and 10 minutes. The fourth round will now operate a two-tee start from the first and tenth holes, with the last match of the day teeing off at 11:30 and finishing at approximately 16:45.

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Shane LowryShane Lowry©2009 Getty Images
16 May 2009
Amateur Shane Lowry, playing what Colin Montgomerie called "incredible" golf, continued to live in a dream world at The 3 Irish Open at County Louth - and is joint leader with England's Robert Rock heading into the final round.

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Shane LowryShane Lowry©2009 Getty Images
16 May 2009
Course record holder Graeme McDowell was ruled out of The 3 Irish Open at County Louth with a limp but local amateur Shane Lowry amazingly continued to put many of Europe's biggest names in the shade after a five hour delay.

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Graeme McDowellGraeme McDowell©2009 Getty Images
16 May 2009
The 3 Irish Open resumed after a five hour delay for strong winds this afternoon - but new County Louth course record holder Graeme McDowell did not go back out.

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Rory McIlroyRory McIlroy©2009 Getty Images
16 May 2009
Revised traffic and parking arrangements for The 3 Irish Open, Baltray, Co Louth for Saturday, 16th and Sunday 17th May.

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Thomas BjornThomas Bjorn©2009 Getty Images
15 May 2009
Play has resumed after over five hours were lost when play had to be suspended because of strong winds after the leaders had just begun their third rounds in The 3 Irish Open at County Louth.

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Shane LowryShane Lowry©2009 Getty Images
15 May 2009
Amateur Shane Lowry was enjoying a European Tour debut beyond even his wildest dreams as the 22 year old Irishman took a two shot lead into the weekend at The 3 Irish Open after a scintillating day of golf at County Louth.

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Oliver WilsonOliver Wilson©2009 Getty Images
15 May 2009
Oliver Wilson defied the rain, the cold and a couple of injuries to keep alive his hopes of finally registering his first European Tour victory.

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Johan EdforsJohan Edfors©2009 Getty Images
15 May 2009
Johan Edfors battled heavy rain in The 3 Irish Open at County Louth to reach the turn in level par and establish a one shot lead – as many players suffered in tough conditions.

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Francesco MolinariFrancesco Molinari©2009 Getty Images
14 May 2009
Italian Francesco Molinari broke the course record on a day of spectacular scoring in The 3 Irish Open at County Louth to lead by a stroke after the opening round.

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Nick DoughertyNick Dougherty©Volvo China Open
14 May 2009
Nick Dougherty, without a single top ten finish since last August, reminded everybody of his talent when The 3 Irish Open began in wet and windy Baltray.

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Roope KakkoRoope Kakko©2009 Getty Images
14 May 2009
Roope Kakko birdied four of his first eight holes at County Louth to set the early first round pace at The 3 Irish Open.

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Padraig HarringtonPadraig Harrington©2009 Getty Images
13 May 2009
Padraig Harrington has described The 3 Irish Open as “my fifth Major of the year” ahead of the event at Baltray on Thursday.

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Rory McIlroyRory McIlroy©2009 Getty Images
13 May 2009
Rory McIlroy hopes to use this week's The 3 Irish Open to get over two second round knock-outs - Ricky Hatton's in Las Vegas and then his own at the Players Championship in Florida last Friday.

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Padraig HarringtonPadraig Harrington©2009 Getty Images
11 May 2009
With a new title sponsor and world-class links at County Louth Golf Club, the stage is set for thrills in The 3 Irish Open, where the host nation’s hopes will be led by the two highest ranked Irishmen; Padraig Harrington and Rory McIlroy.

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