Casey ends two-year drought


Flying high: England's Paul Casey reacts after getting an eagle on the 18th green during the final round of the Irish Open at Maynooth on Sunday.

MAYNOOTH (Ireland): England’s Paul Casey is set his focus on breaking back into the world’s top-50 after his dramatic victory in the Irish Open at Carton House on Sunday.

Casey arrived in Ireland having slipped from number three in the world in mid-2009 to be lying a lowly 169th on the world rankings, and also missing the early part of the 2012 season after breaking his collar bone in a snow-boarding accident.

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