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Sep 11, 2026

Will FaulknerHOST
44:15
More details there online.
Will FaulknerHOST
44:17
Now, still on the agenda this morning, Stuart Grehan, he has had a sterling year.
Will FaulknerHOST
44:25
He's a Walker Cup winner, a British amateur champion.
Will FaulknerHOST
44:29
So why hasn't the awfully man been invited to the Irish Open? That's coming up in the next few minutes.
Will FaulknerHOST
24:27
Now, still to come on Midlands 103, could sewing become a growth industry in the Midlands? Well, Portlaoise designer Heidi Higgins says there are jobs there, but the skills are disappearing.
Will FaulknerHOST
24:41
From Tullamore to beating the world's number one amateur, Offaly's Stuart Grehan has just helped win the Walker Cup.
Will FaulknerHOST
24:48
So what comes next for him? And the former president, Mary McAleese, has just walked away from the GAA integration process, calling the delay a betrayal.
Will FaulknerHOST
25:02
So is the dream of just one GAA now over? We'll be back to that after ten o'clock this morning when you call.
Patrick KennellyHOST
22:00
But
Frank HickeyGUEST
22:00
even when you go to Saturday, Stuart Grehan, remember, was two down with three to play against the world's number one amateur.
Frank HickeyGUEST
22:09
And he won the last three holes to win the match.
Frank HickeyGUEST
22:11
That was as important as anything that happened on Sunday.
PeterHOST
5:39
... there's heaps of key moments today that we will dive into.
PeterHOST
5:42
But I, I think I followed Se- Stuart Graham and Preston Stout, which we'll go into detail on.
PeterHOST
5:47
But when, when Graham won that match, that is the first time I was like... 'Cause we had momentum, and momentum's key in match play.
PeterHOST
5:55
But for me, it reached a best page where it was like the US were making that charge on Sunday, but even- they inevitably just too far back, and it was exciting But then Shane Lowry holes the putt on 18.
PeterHOST
6:08
And it was gonna be great.
PeterHOST
6:09
We had, we had Sunday afternoon excitement, and I was thrilled about that after the morning session.
PeterHOST
6:13
But Stuart Graham won his match against Preston Stout.
PeterHOST
6:16
Jack Whaley before that had, had won his eight and seven.
Darren KellyHOST
1:12
But in a turnaround... comparable to the Miracle in Medina with the Ryder Cup back in 2012.
Darren KellyHOST
1:18
You're up with Stuart Graham, the Irish representative, actually the Great Britain and Ireland.
Darren KellyHOST
1:21
We've all been making this mistake today.
Darren KellyHOST
1:24
Great Britain and Ireland came from behind to win the Walker Cup for the first time since 2015.

42 MINS LATER

Dennis CurranCORRESPONDENT
43:53
And normally and traditionally, the American side are much stronger in the singles.
Dennis CurranCORRESPONDENT
43:56
But, you know, they get off to a brilliant start.
Dennis CurranCORRESPONDENT
43:58
They won the four games at the top of the batting order, led, of course, by Stuart Graham, who completed the double offensively.
Dennis CurranCORRESPONDENT
44:04
Over the world number one amateur.
David HollywoodHOST
84:54
We're talking Katie Taylor.
David HollywoodHOST
84:55
We're talking the hero of the Walker Cup, Stuart Grehan, along with all the major headlines from the county, the club championships, I should say, across the Midlands.
speaker_13NARRATOR
85:06
The Monday Sports Review on Midlands Today.
speaker_13NARRATOR
85:11
Midlands 103.

12 MINS LATER

David HollywoodHOST
97:03
But Team Great Britain and Ireland managed a remarkable comeback against the United States.
David HollywoodHOST
97:10
I think eight of the top ten players in the world in amateur golf are from the United States and on that Walker Cup team.
David HollywoodHOST
97:19
and awfully Stuart Grehan nerves of steel to get two crucial victories in singles on Saturday and Sunday he got two and a half points overall and a weekend he'll never forget he called it himself the biggest most important weekend of his golf career so far saying something considering he's the amateur open champion
Liam WhiteCORRESPONDENT
97:39
I was about to say, that says a lot and he's competed at a major championship this year as well and will be competing at a major championship next year.
Brendan PorathHOST
43:58
Yeah.
Andy JohnsonHOST
43:59
Um, yeah, so I, I'll tell you who w- uh, wasn't the MVP on the GBNI side that I kept, I kept wanting to call him, uh, Michael Bolton.
Brendan PorathHOST
44:09
Benny Bolton.
Brendan PorathHOST
44:10
[laughs]
Greg AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:04
with seven of the world's top ten players travelling across the Atlantic, and also they have the top two in the world rankings in Preston Stout and Tyler Watts.
Greg AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:11
Ireland will have just one member on the home team, that's Tullamore's Stuart Grehan, who won the really prestigious amateur championship in June.
Greg AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:18
And it all gets underway tomorrow morning at Le Hinge, which is, of course, one of the great links of Ireland, and by the end of the weekend, it's going to be showcased to a worldwide golf audience, and Le Hinge could end up being one of the stars of the complete show come Sunday evening, irrespective of which side wins.
Des CahillCORRESPONDENT
9:34
Thanks, Greg.
PaddyHOST
10:26
So let's meet the home team.
PaddyHOST
10:27
We've 10 players on GB and I, six are returning Walker Cupers, we've four debutants, we've seven Englishmen, we've two Scottish and one Irishman.
PaddyHOST
10:35
And that Irishman has one hell of a story.
PaddyHOST
10:37
So let's start at the top.
PaddyHOST
10:38
Elliot Baker.
PaddyHOST
14:21
He may be one of the most experienced teenagers in golf.
PaddyHOST
14:24
And the really interesting question is, does he now become one of the leaders of the GB19 team? Because he might be young, but he's been here before.
PaddyHOST
14:31
Now, Stewie, Stewie Graham.

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