During a third round at Augusta National that saw Rory McIlroy’s lead evaporate, Shane Lowry cemented his place as golf’s resident hole-in-one specialist with a historic ace, writes Shane Beaton, The Wall Street Journal.
Homeowners spent millions trying to save bluff’s-edge properties. Their clash with other residents now includes alleged vandalism and a $10,000 reward, write Kris Maher and Gretchen Tarrant Gulla, The Wall Street Journal.
Reigning champion Rory McIlroy has the largest 36-hole lead in Masters history, but unusually hot and dry weather is set to firm up the course and torment the world’s best golfers, writes Andrew Beaton, The Wall Street Journal.
Most golfers will hurt themselves at some point. It doesn’t have to be that way, writes Christopher Klifto, The Wall Street Journal.
Following the failure to qualify for the World Cup, Ireland will again enter a period of self-examination. A club in England’s third tier offers an example of what can be done with intelligent management and a smattering of Irish players.
Dubliner Alex Denning has just secured Cardinal Capital as a corporate sponsor, as he races this year in the Italian GT Championship. He talks about the business of being a racing driver.
Twenty years ago Numbersixvalverde triumphed at Aintree when the test was still true to a great tradition, but for some it has now been stripped of the thrilling suspense.
There’s nothing unusual about protest – but according to a former chief of staff of the Irish Defence Forces, what’s happening now risks going further than most people realise.
The investor revealed a family office feud. The world’s richest man came to his defense on social media, write Peter Rudegeair and Kevin T. Dugan, The Wall Street Journal.
Damien Kelly and his Australian wife Karla made it big in traffic management. Their company's sale has seen them buy a dream Queensland beach property.
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