Gallacher makes early move

Stephen Gallacher and Steve Webster, with over 400 European tour events between them and not one win, spurred each other on at the Nissan Irish Open today.

Fri, 23 Jul, 2004 - 15:47

Stephen Gallacher and Steve Webster, with over 400 European tour events between them and not one win, spurred each other on at the Nissan Irish Open today.

Gallacher, the 29-year-old nephew of former Ryder Cup captain Bernard, had an eagle and three birdies as he joined overnight pacesetters Nick O’Hern and Peter Lonard.

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CourtsGolfNissan Irish OpenPlace: County LouthPlace: PorthcawlPlace: FrancePlace: EuropePlace: The BelfryPlace: EnglandPerson: GallacherPerson: Stephen GallacherPerson: Steve WebsterPerson: BernardPerson: Nick O’HernPerson: Peter LonardPerson: WebsterPerson: O’HernPerson: LonardPerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: Retief GoosenPerson: AustraliansPerson: Brett RumfordPerson: Peter O’MalleyPerson: Raphael JacquelinPerson: Paul McGinleyPerson: McGinleyPerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Darren ClarkePerson: JacquelinPerson: RumfordPerson: O’MalleyPerson: HarringtonPerson: Simon WakefieldEvent: Nissan Irish OpenEvent: Ryder CupEvent: Walker CupEvent: 1995 OpenEvent: 2001 Madrid Open
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