Q. How good does it feel to be holding that Irish Open trophy.
VINCENT NORRMAN: It feels unbelievable. I can't believe this is mine.
Q. Did you think you had done enough when you finished today?
VINCENT NORRMAN: I kind of looked at the leaderboard and I knew what was going on. I knew I was going to be close.
Q. How does it feel to win for the second time this year, holding off a great field, including Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry, the big home favorites?
VINCENT NORRMAN: I'm just as starstruck as some of those fans out here seeing those guys, and to be competing against them is so cool. Yeah, to beat them is even cooler.
Q. The crowd here in Ireland, did you enjoy performing in front of them?
VINCENT NORRMAN: Yeah, some of the best crowds I've ever seen on a golf course. They have been so quiet, so nice and cheered for good stuff and good putts.
Q. What does this mean, back-to-back victories for the Swedes on the DP World Tour?
VINCENT NORRMAN: It's so cool. It's unbelievable. It means a lot to me and my family, yeah.
Q. It's been a funny old day for scoring. What's it been like for you coming back out after the weather delay, making the hot run and the agony of seeing what the rest of the field was doing?
VINCENT NORRMAN: It was a weird one because the course got a lot of rain and it was a little soft on the greens. I just tried to go out and be aggressive.
Q. Won the Barbasol earlier this year, and this is a big one. What does this mean to you?
VINCENT NORRMAN: It's a world-class event, and it's the coolest thing I've ever done in golf I think, and to do it in front of these fans and the sponsors and stuff is unbelievable.
Q. I know your girlfriend is competing on the LPGA today. Will you hold on off on the celebrations until you can share it with her?
VINCENT NORRMAN: Yeah, maybe. She has no idea what's going on. I talked with her at the rain delay. She's playing well this week, too. I'm rooting for her now. I hope for the best.
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