Nissan Irish Open 2004 - DP World Tour

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Campbell looking to rekindle love affair with Ireland
New Zealand’s Michael Campbell will be looking to continue his love affair with Ireland when he defends his Nissan Irish Open title at County Louth Golf Club, Baltray, this week.
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Course Information
Course
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Aussies in Pole Position in Nissan Irish Open
The Australian duo of Peter Lonard and Nick O’Hern share the first round lead in the Nissan Irish Open after opening rounds of eight under par 64 at County Louth Golf Club, establishing a new record at Baltray.
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Aussie Rules at Baltray
Australian Peter Lonard opened up a two stroke lead at the halfway stage of the Nissan Irish Open, a two under par 70 at County Louth Golf Club, Baltray, taking him to ten under par 134 and two clear of Scotland’s Stephen Gallacher and South African James Kingston.
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Tournament History
Re-established in 1976, the Irish Open is one of Ireland’s most prestigious sporting and social occasions. The event is held on key dates on the European Tour calendar and each year attracts a world class field of top professionals.
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Ticket Information
Adult One Day tickets - Valid for any one day of the Tournament - €35.00
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Promoter
European Tour
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Lonard One Clear at County Louth
Australian Peter Lonard takes a one stroke lead into the final round of the Nissan Irish Open after recovering from a triple bogey six on the par three seventh at County Louth Golf Club to post a level par 72 for a ten under par total of 206, edging him
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Facts & Figures
Most wins
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Rumford cruises to Nissan Irish Open win
Australian Brett Rumford held off the challenge from the home favourite Padraig Harrington and Frenchman Raphael Jacquelin to capture the Nissan Irish Open, a stunning final round 67, five under par, at County Louth Golf Club earning him a four stroke winning margin.
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