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Last month, McIlroy said he had not made a decision on which country to represent.
And the president of the Irish Olympic Committee, Pat Hickey, has denied reports that he said McIlroy could carry the Irish flag in the opening ceremony in Rio if he competed for that country.
At the BMW Masters, McDowell said he would be prepared to represent either Britain or Ireland.
"I always say that I come from a mixed religion family," McDowell said. "My mum's Catholic and my dad is Protestant. And my mum would probably like me to play for Ireland, and my dad might like me to play for Britain.
"But then I always kind of sit on the fence because that's exactly the only place I can sit. Let's say that I'd play for whatever team we have come 2016."
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