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06 Sept 2025
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The former Irish rugby internationals the Olde Glen Bar in Glen Village
A host of Irish rugby legends enjoyed playing golf and relaxing in Donegal for a few days.
Brian O'Driscoll was joined by fellow former internationals Ian Madigan, Rob Kearney, Andrew Trimble, Paddy Wallace, Fergus McFadden, Rory Best and Geordan Murphy last week. The group played golf at Rosapenna Golf Club before taking a well-earned evening break at the Olde Glen Bar in Glen Village.
"Brilliant few days up in Donegal playing St Patricks Links, Old Tom Morris and Sandyhills with a great crew of has-beens. Quality tracks and very good pints," O'Driscoll posted on Instagram. Former Irish international goalkeeper Shay Given commented: "No place like the hills of Donegal".
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