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HOLLYWOOD superstar Bill Murray has revealed that he has been practicing his putting ever since JP McManus beat him "resoundingly" on the fairways.
The Oscar-nominated actor is one of the star attractions at this year's JP McManus Pro-Am which is just under way in Adare Manor.
He was part of a team led by Luke Donald, and played alongside singer Niall Horan and actor Jamie Dornan.
Speaking to Limerick Live, Bill - who has been spotted on several occasions in the city in the past fortnight - said: "I played golf with JP McManus and he beat me resoundingly, so I've been practicing ever since."
"My handicap today will be if I run into any relatives of mine. That will be the big problem. Or if I start drinking," he laughed.
The Groundhog Day and Caddyshack actor was also at Croke Park yesterday, where he witnessed Limerick's hurlers advance to the All-Ireland final at the expense of Galway.
"If they hadn't won it would have been a sad say around here, so I'm glad everyone is in a smiley bubbly mood," he said to cheers from those gathered.
Newlyweds Elvira Fernandez and Simon Zebo with their son, Noah
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