Stop And Stare
The Irish pair reeled in the Netherlands over the closing stages to claim the title.
Ireland's Zoe Hyde and Margaret Cremen are world champions after producing a stunning late surge to win gold in the women's double sculls at the World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam.
The Irish pair reeled in the Netherlands over the closing stages to claim the title.
It caps off an impressive week of racing and adding world gold to the World Cup bronze they won earlier this season.
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The Northern Irishman recovered from a disastrous opening stretch, which included a double bogey and a bogey inside his first four holes.
Saturday Morning Sports News
Keeping you up to date on Golf, Soccer, American Soccer, and Racing.
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Friday Morning Sports Update
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Play Is Under Way On Day One Of Women's Irish Open At The K Club
Kfm's Outside Broadcast will be giving live updates, from 12pm-3pm
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