Additional public transport announced ahead of Open golf event at Royal Portrush

Additional public transport announced ahead of Open golf event at Royal Portrush

Tens of thousands are expected to flock to Northern Ireland’s north coast to see the world’s top golfers in July.

St Patrick’s High School Keady tees up with the R & A with visit of Claret Jug – and Sam!

Excitement was building at St Patrick’s High School, Keady, as students stepped onto a new fairway of opportunity through an inspiring initiative called “The Road to The Open” – launched in conjunction with The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews (R&A). This golf programme with Golf Ireland provided taster lessons and fun activities for the new cohort of young golfers at the school. The scheme, part of a wider push by The R&A to grow the g…

Open sees 130 players hit the greens

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Transport plans announced for those attending The Open in Portrush

Police say a "considerable amount of planning" has gone into traffic and transport as the world event returns to NI

Northern Ireland digital marketing agency offers free course to help businesses capitalise on The Open Championship in Portrush

Coleraine entrepreneur is offering Northern Ireland businesses a free online course to help them capitalise on the influx of visitors expected for The Open Championship this July