Participants	Interest
Ciaran Greene vs Ciaran Considine 3 - 6 3 changes	128 🔥
Ciaran Considine vs Dave Flanagan 13 - 17 2 changes	116 🔥
Ciaran Considine vs Daire Greene 8 - 10 1 changes	93 🌶️

Scoring Profile

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Par Profile

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3 Hole Profile

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Iona Stephen 17:15, 5 September 2026

Alright, what a finish we’ve got in the last couple of holes—Ciaran Considine has really turned the momentum on the 17th and 18th, pocketing back-to-back birdies to stay right in the thick of it at -1. Padraig Burke has gone one better—he’s been tidy early with a birdie on 17, then nails the eagle on 18, moving ahead on a strong +1 total. Over on the other side, Kevin Coen hasn’t quite caught the wave yet, playing pars on both holes, still sitting at +6. And Eoghan Considine? He’s had a bit of drama—birdie on 17 but then settles for par on 18, leaving him at +9. Big swings, that’s for sure—this group is shaping up!
Ewen Murray 17:15, 5 September 2026

That’s a beautiful finish from Ciaran Considine! Hole 18 brings a birdie—and you can feel the momentum as he moves up into second place.
With 37 total points and a round trend that’s clearly improving, he’s closing strongly. The kind of composure you love to see under the lights.
Up next: keep that rhythm—because if he keeps finding greens and trusting his putter, this is exactly how leaderboards start to shift.
Paul McGinley 17:15, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ciaran Considine has entered the spotlight once again, finishing Hole 18 with a birdie and holding down 2nd place on 37 points.
With the round trend improving, Considine’s late surge is the kind that keeps rivalries simmering—because when he’s clicking, he closes the gap fast and dares his opponent to match momentum hole-for-hole.
For this rivalry to tilt decisively, Considine will want to carry that birdie form into the next stretch, where pressure tends to separate the contenders.
Iona Stephen 17:01, 5 September 2026

Alrighty folks, it’s been a gripping little run over holes 16 and 17. Ciaran Considine steadied himself nicely—he carded par on 16, then nailed a birdie on 17, keeping things level at E. Padraig Burke had a more challenging patch early with par on 16—but he stood up late with a birdie on 17, still sitting at +3. Meanwhile Kevin Coen couldn’t quite find the spark, matching par on both holes and holding at +6. And Eoghan Considine? He copped it on 16 with a bogey, but then responded with a birdie on 17 to keep the pain at +9. Big momentum swings, and the group’s heading into the next stretch with plenty to play for.
Nick Dougherty 17:00, 5 September 2026

Oh, Ciaran Considine just sticks it for a birdie on the 17th—and you can feel the pressure shift straight away. He’s up in 2nd place, sitting on 34 points overall, and with that score, the momentum looks real.
That round trend is declining too—meaning his form is tightening up at exactly the right time. If he keeps his composure over the last hole, this could be a very special finish.
Paul McGinley 17:00, 5 September 2026

Rivalry update: Ciaran Considine is starting to look like the one to break the pattern. With a birdie on Hole 17, he’s moved into 2nd at 34 points, and the round trend is still declining—meaning his form is tightening up right when it matters.
This is exactly where his rivalry tends to flare: Considine’s momentum puts immediate pressure on his opponent, forcing them to answer with low numbers from the back end instead of protecting a lead. If he carries this downhill swing into the finish, this rivalry could tilt decisively in his favor.
Watch next: Can Considine stay composed on the final stretch and turn that late birdie into separation?
Iona Stephen 16:44, 5 September 2026

Alrighty folks, we’ve been watching this mob closely over the last two holes, and the scoreboard’s telling a pretty clear story. Ciaran Considine steadied himself at 15 for a bogey (+1) and then held it together at 16 with par—still sitting at +1. Padraig Burke, though, didn’t get the break at 15 with a double bogey (+4) and couldn’t climb much at 16, returning par to remain at +4. Eoghan Considine was under pressure too—another double bogey at 15 and then a bogey at 16 leaving him marooned at +10, while Kevin Coen is the only one smiling; he birdied 15 and then stayed nice and calm with par at 16, holding at +6. There’s work to do across the board, but momentum’s definitely got Kevin and Ciaran trending the right way.
Nick Dougherty 16:43, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine steps onto sixteen and brings it home at par—steady hands, that’s the story. He’s currently sitting 2nd on 31 points, and the round trend is declining, which is exactly what you want as the pressure tightens.
This is smart golf: no drama, just a clean, measured finish to a hole that can often tempt you into something silly. If he can keep this sort of control through the closing stretch, he’ll be right in the mix.
Paddy Power 16:28, 5 September 2026
Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)
Based on the live leaderboard after recent holes (and how the leaders look to be trading positions).
1st Place
- Daire Greene (currently -3 after 12): 2/1
- Dave Flanagan (currently E after 14): 6/1
- Ciaran Considine (currently +1 after 15): 8/1
- Brendan Considine (currently +1 after 14): 10/1
- Alan Dempsey (currently +2 after 13): 16/1
- Ciaran Greene (currently +3 after 13): 20/1
- Tony McHale / Padraig Burke / Stevie Geraghty / Tom Curtin (all +4 area): 25/1
Quick take: Daire Greene looks like the class of the field at the front, but it’s close enough behind that one wobble could flip it. Ciaran Considine is in the mix in 4th and has just gone bogey on 15 with a declining trend—so he’ll need to steady up fast, otherwise he’s more likely to finish in the top 3-5 than grab the title.
How we think it finishes: Daire Greene to hold on, with Dave Flanagan chasing hard late and one of the Considines (or Alan Dempsey if he heats up) sneaking into the shake-up for 2nd/3rd.
Nick Dougherty 16:28, 5 September 2026

Right on Hole 15, Ciaran Considine lands a bogey—and that’s a timely little wobble as he keeps himself in the mix at 3rd.
+1 on the day, he’s now on 29 points, but the good news? The round trend is still declining, so you can feel there’s plenty of momentum left if he can tighten things up from here.
Come on, Ciaran—this is one of those stretches where one composed swing can swing the whole leaderboard.
Iona Stephen 16:17, 5 September 2026

Alright, here we are after two big holes, and you can feel the momentum shifting. Ciaran Considine was steady enough—he squared things up with a bogey on 13 then came straight back for a par on 14, leaving him right on level terms. Padraig Burke is the one making noise: he backed a par at 13 with a birdie at 14 to stay in the mix at +2. But it’s Eoghan Considine who’s stealing the headlines—an eagle on 13 was huge, and even with a par on 14, he’s jumped out to +7. Kevin Coen also nudged the scoreboard, finding a birdie on 13, though that double bogey on 14 was a brutal turn and has him right back at +7.
Nick Dougherty 16:17, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine gets his par on Hole 14, keeping things nice and tidy as he sits in 2nd place.
He’s made the kind of calm, measured swing you want—no drama, no panic—just steady golf to protect his position on the leaderboard.
Round trend’s declining, and after a solid par at 14, he’ll be thinking: stay patient, give yourself chances.
Nick Dougherty 16:03, 5 September 2026

On Hole 13, Ciaran Considine had to settle for a bogey, but that’s not the end of the story—he’s still up there in 2nd position.
He’s sitting on 26 total points now, and the round trend is declining, which tells me he’s starting to find a rhythm again even with that slip.
It’s all about staying patient from here—one solid swing can quickly put him back in control.
Nick Dougherty 15:49, 5 September 2026

Hole 12: Ciaran Considine goes and finds birdie—that’s the sort of momentum you want when the pressure’s starting to creep in.
He’s moved into 2nd place with 25 points on the card, and you can really see the round trend turning—declining at just the right time.
That’s a confident, clinical finish from Ciaran. Keep taking those chances and the leaderboard will keep looking kinder.
Paul McGinley 15:49, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ciaran Considine is turning this contest into a highlight reel. He just rolled in a birdie on Hole 12 to move into 2nd with 25 points, and the round trend is still declining—the kind of momentum that tends to separate him from his main rival.
What makes this rivalry spicy: when Considine gets the pressure from the front of the pack, he doesn’t back off—he attacks. One more run like this and the gap becomes harder to close, especially if his opponent has to play catch-up from here.
As we head into the back stretch, keep an eye on whether the rival can force Considine into a mistake—or whether he keeps stacking low scores and control of the match.
Ewen Murray 15:36, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine turns in a bogey on the 11th—and you can feel the room tighten a touch. He’s currently 2nd, with 22 points on the board, and the signs are still there: the round trend is declining, the kind of momentum you want heading towards the closing holes.
Ewen Murray 15:15, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine makes it look simple on Hole 10—that’s par, keeping his momentum flowing as he stays in the 1st spot.
He’s building the sort of steady, calming control you want at this stage: 21 points in total, and with the round trend declining, the scoreboard is starting to tilt firmly in his favour.
Big question now? Can he turn this composure into a run of low numbers over the closing holes?
Paddy Power 15:04, 5 September 2026

Paddy Power Latest Tournament Odds (after 9 holes)
Ciaran Considine (1st, -1, bogey on the 9th): 4/6
Ciaran Greene (2nd, E after 7): 11/4
Daire Greene (3rd, +1 after 6): 9/2
Tom Curtin (4th, +1 after 6): 10/1
Brendan Considine (5th, +1 after 8): 14/1
Quick take: Ciaran Considine’s still got that top-slot to defend, but the trend’s coming off the boil—bogey at 9 and we’ve seen it tighten up. I’ve got him edging it, though; I fancy a late-management finish to hold off the Greens.
Likely finish: Considine to win, with Ciaran Greene the main danger and Daire Greene lurking for a podium push.
Nick Dougherty 15:04, 5 September 2026

And there we go on Hole 9 for Ciaran Considine—a bogey there, but he’s still holding his nerve in the clubhouse position.
He’s still leading this one, sitting 1st with 19 points, and you can see the round’s been trending the right way as he’s keeping things under control despite that slip on the card.
Now, it’s all about staying aggressive where it’s there, and just making sure he doesn’t overcook it in the next stretch.
Nick Dougherty 14:51, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine gets his par on Hole 8—and you can feel the calmness out there as he stays right on the gas. With the marker at 1st and the points now sitting at 18, that steady, improving rhythm is exactly what you want when the pressure starts to build. The round trend is declining too—so while the par keeps things tidy, you’re sensing he’s setting up for something a bit sharper coming in.
Job done for the moment on 8. Stay patient, Ciaran—keep the momentum rolling.