The JJ Nestor Cup has still managed to elude him.
He needs to win an Ulster Championship with Armagh.
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Is he not a Down man?
Yes but his uncle won an Ulster Championship with Armagh.
Rory needs to get down to Clanna Gael in Lurgan with his gearbag the first Monday after Christmas.
Time is running out.
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We have done it.
Congrats lads. This is our moment
Who wrote that?
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The only decent personality on that last night from what I could see was Ellie Kildunne or Chloe Kelly. The rest of them just pushed my opinion that most of England are fucking dull as dish water. If I was Welsh or Scottish I’d be genuinely seething, especially Scottish after that head patting they got with the flag waving and that very unfunny cunt waffling on.
Whoever wrote that piece is very poorly informed. Rory represents Ireland and not the Republic of Ireland in golf.
Golf, in common with rugby, cricket, hockey and just about every other sport, bar partitionist soccer is an all island, 32 county sport.
Rory McIlroy is one of our greatest ever. Remember the odd balls on here who you used constantly run him down.
I wonder could he be a president of a 32 county Ireland?
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Disappointing to see the begrudgery towards the Ulster man.
Rory is astride the world right now, and it’s a day to remember for all of us who have been on the bandwagon for some time
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He’d make a fine president in years to come.
Conducting business up and down the fairways of Ireland with the best politicians in the world.
Taking a three-put for the country when he has to.
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There were lads here claiming some go kart driver would win it
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It was nearly won by a horse one year mate. It’s a pastiche. It’s really a sporting achievement at the right time of year award.
It is the blandest of bland events. The sue barker of the sporting television productions. A worthy winner though, and a thoroughly alright sort.
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Or a lady footballer famous for losing big games against amateurs.
He doesn’t represent the Republic of Ireland.
You have to laugh at the Irish constantly looking for a pat on the head .
We never really matured as a nation.
Never underestimate the British public