Westmeath's Oran Dunne only took up golf a couple of years ago after battling Leukaemia.
A 16 year old from Westmeath, who battled Leukaemia as a child, is impressing in Europe's biggest junior and adult golf tour.
Oran Dunne is now ranked joint fifth on the U19s leader board - despite only taking up the sport a couple of years ago.
His parents, Ed and Amy, say their world was turned upside down when they found he was diagnosed with three types of Leukaemia - at just 10 years old.
Midlands 103's Chloe Farrell has been to Mullingar to meet the family to find out more:
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