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Rory McIlroy left young girl in tears with what he did at Irish Open

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By Ben Crawford
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Rory McIlroy left young girl in tears with what he did at Irish Open

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By Ben Crawford
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Rory McIlroy's warm act left a young fan in tears at the last renewal of the Irish Open . The Northern Irishman is now aiming to retain his crown at Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg. Fresh off a historic first Masters win , McIlroy arrived at the Irish Open 12 months ago to relentless cheers from fans basking in his Career Grand Slam . He quietly began the tournament, posting a 71, before taking off in rounds two and three, carding 66 and 68, respectively.
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Tottenham title agreement after Mauricio Pochettino calls for Chelsea to have trophy taken away

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By Scott Trotter Verified, Matty Hewitt Verified, Aaron Morris Verified, Kieran Horn Verified, Ben Crawford
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Mauricio Pochettino's admission that Chelsea's most recent Premier League title should be given to Tottenham has caused quite a stir. His two former clubs battled it out for domestic silverware during the 2016/17 campaign, with the Blues ultimately coming out on top. However, a hefty fine and suspended transfer ban were later implemented on Chelsea for violating transfer rules during a seven-year period that included that season.
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