David Gorman is a digital sports journalist for The Irish Times, focusing on national sports coverage in Ireland. With a passion for all things sports-related, David's articles cover a wide range of topics including golf, rugby, soccer, swimming, and more. His work has also been featured in FTAdviser, showcasing his expertise in the field of sports journalism.
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By: David Gorman
Shane Lowry will play with Cameron Smith and Matt Fitzpatrick for the first two rounds
Follow all the action as Ireland look to get their first win of their campaign at Páirc Uí Chaoimh
By: David Gorman
Follow all the action from Royal Troon as the Offaly man has a two-shot lead overnight
By: David Gorman
Follow all the action from Royal Troon as the Offaly man has a two-shot lead overnight
Follow all the action from Croke Park as Cork look to win first Liam MacCarthy Cup since 2005
By: David Gorman
Everything you need to know about the football decider at Croke Park When and where is it on?
Lowry struggles to keep emotions in check The love Irish fans have for Shane Lowry is almost unconditional, but he took criticism from elsewhere for some of his behaviour at Royal Troon last week.
Follow all the action from Ireland's first game of the Olympic Games in Paris
Follow all the action as earlier Ireland beat South Africa 10-5 Ireland will play Japan next, kickoff is at 8pm.
By: David Gorman
Both representatives speak of great honour of being chosen for ceremony on Friday
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