The Offaly man made history this summer.
Shane Lowry's win at The Open Championship in Portrush, Co Antrim, has been rated Ireland's Greatest Sporting Moment of 2019.
A Teneo Sports survey shows the Offaly golfer's first Major just pipped Katie Taylor, after she became a two-weight world champion.
However, the Bray boxer has been crowned Ireland's Most Admired Sports Star for a third year in a row.
Ireland's Team of the Year is shared between Dublin's five-in-a-row footballers and Ireland's Olympics-bound women's hockey team.
Meanwhile Ireland's favourite sport remains Gaelic Games, which came out just ahead of soccer, with rugby in third.
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