Bits & Bobs | Shane Lowry's behaviour, a David Clifford day trip & Hyrox hygiene
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This is an Irish Independent Podcast. Now welcome everyone, Bits and Bobs coming your way. Will Slattery here. Will? Hello Joe. And always a good day when Michael Verney drops into the studio, Michael. Looking well. Sorry. Looking well. Awfully very happy just now.
Unbelievable, isn't it? Like I was only chatting in Milan this morning on the indoor GA pod, it's like How many times has said have you been in that? Kind of zone like he was in the other day. Like just the Saturday back nine. Was how many puts one puts in a row was a day out of nine or something like that? Nine. Like that's a joke. Like that is and he actually brought up a game against Offley. Thankfully it wasn't the one where I was at him, but he scored eight points. And it's just like say I I l by tr by listening to Larry he does he thinks a lot and his head is there's all sorts of things going on in his head. It's not like, you know, the Homer Simpson thing where it's just someone picking away at the back of someone's head.
But like he he must have felt so good to be in that zone the other day.
I think an underrated part of his sensational Saturday was that he also had to combat the Ho Tang Lee experience in the midst of it. People might remember from the Masters when Scotty Scheffler wasn't on our T V screen for about two hours 'cause Ho Tong Li kept popping his head out of the bushes looking for his ball. And he just around the time when Trump was arriving, he drove into the water and like waded in, was m it was splashing everywhere.
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Then there was a Rose official. He was arguing. Larry was kinda looking over and he's like, I can't deal with this anymore. Like Careful. Be careful, Hoo Tong. How tong be careful. How to be careful. Stop, stop. You're gonna move the ball again. Yeah, it's like pivot, pivot, and friends. It was yeah. So he had to overcome Hoo Tong Li, kind of always getting himself in the gifs and jams in the golf course. So I know we're gonna be talking about his temperament shortly, but he he held the line a little bit there to be fair. Wild eyes, Hao Tong Li. Possessed eyes. He talks about himself in the third person sometimes. He's like, Oh, we need good Ho Tong today to come out. It's Good
Hair
Tung.
Well, Hertung blamed Ascadi for that whole situation. He climbed into the water, he caused the ripples to move the ball, and apparently blamed Ascadi because you didn't tell me there was a camera on me. You're in like a main feature group with Shane Larry.
It was kinda like Bryson stomping at the open but in the water. He was just like giving no heed to like his surroundings or the rules or I think 'cause it was a movable stri a moving stream. Is that different to being like a a settled lake? Or there was some commentary about that on the T V broadcast? So I don't know.
Yeah.
They don't see it every day.
You don't. But with how tong maybe you do. We're coming to Shane Larry. A lot of emails in about him. Um Is he Offley's greatest sports person?
Um sure it's very hard like it's very hard argued from a global sense. Like to me, uh prime weight and will always be number one for club and county and for being recognised as one of the greatest players of all time, making the team in a millennium, but Um I'd I'd still have Brian Wheeler at number one, being honest with you. Um I would. Uh but what i I suppose if if Lowry was consistently winning, it might this might might be a different thing.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:46
2
What is the opening banter and who are the regular hosts of Bits & Bobs?
1:46–7:52
3
Why are listeners upset about Shane Lowry’s on‑course behaviour and the “marshalls deserve a hit” comment?
7:52–8:02
4
Why is Leo Cullen described as “spiky” and what does his frustration reveal about Irish rugby’s current state?
8:02–14:24
5
What was the David Clifford day‑trip story and why did it spark a debate about cheering for other clubs?
14:24–14:48
6
How did the email flood about Lowry’s temperament shape the discussion on his authenticity?
14:48–57:45
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