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Shane Lowry pulls his own pint in pub as he enjoys downtime in Mayo
Golfing great Shane Lowry is enjoying some downtime at the moment and visited Mayo over the weekend where he pulled himself a pint in a local pub.
Fresh from winning the Ryder Cup with Europe in September, the Offaly man is on his travels in Ireland.
The Village Inn in Bohola in Co Mayo posted a number of pictures of Shane, including one behind the bar pulling himself a fine pint of Guinness.
He also stopped for a chat and a number of photographs with locals in the pub.
The pub shared the photographs on social media.
Shane also spent some time in Westport during his trip to Mayo over the weekend. Here he is enjoying a pint with Pat Foy and Brian Armstrong in The Brewery Bar on Mill Street.
Shane hasn't posted on his own Instagram account since sharing a photograph of himself, wife Wendy and the couple's children dressed up as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for Halloween.
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