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How's it going out there?

It's Wednesday, May 15th, and I'm Frank Curzio,

a host of the S&A Investor Podcast where I break down the headlines and tell you what's really moving these markets.

I have to say Ireland was a blast.

I got back late Sunday, took 20 hours in total to get back, but the trip was well worth that I went for seven days, played golf five rounds, five straight days, played at places like Dunebegg, Ballet Bunyan, Leinch, Trilly, and a place called Oldhead.

If you're a golfer, try to make your way to Oldhead. If you're a golfer try to make your way to Oldhead in Kinzale at least once in your life.

The course, maybe the best, definitely the best I've ever played, arguably the best course in the world. It sits on its own

island two miles in the air. So you're hitting over cliffs and have views of Atlantic on basically every single

whole. Unbelievable course. I basically played terrible for the first few rounds

because it was the first time ever played on a lynx course. Not to get too much into golf here,

but you know lynx is basically natural course snow trees you're

wearing wind gear and winter hats because there's 40 mile an hour winds and the

rain comes down at least twice around because it's always raining and it's almost like

hail hitting you in the face so it's kind of like it was one time I was actually on

the course saying yeah I can't wait to go home and tell my friends that I played

golf in Ireland and it's for you all now when I'm freezing I'm getting hit by rain

Didn't sound too exciting, but it actually is exciting. It really is amazing when you're actually on these courses but you know my handicap is 17 and I shot over 100 every round until old head where I birdied

par and parred 3 to par 5 and just missed a whole one by a flip for some reason I finally got my game

back but these courses make great golfers look

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