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RORY MCILROY, one of the most exciting young prospects in the world of golf, gained worldwide acclaim after finishing with a record score in this year’s US Open.
The 22-year-old from County Down shares similar experiences with that of another sporting great, Barry McGuigan; both men have been faced with the question of how to deflect issues of religion and community under the public eye – but, notably, in different eras.
Writing in the New York Times this week, Niall Stanage explores how changing times in Northern Ireland are reflected in two of its most famous sons:
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