Irish Open date moved to July for 2027 event at the K Club
The date for next year’s Irish Open at the K Club will take place earlier than recent years, from July 1st-4th, due to the Ryder Cup taking place at Adare Manor on September 17th-19th.
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Amo Racing joins Emmet Mullins’ Coolcullen expansion
Kia Joorabchian described Emmet Mullins as a “very bright young trainer” following the announcement of Amo Racing’s new partnership with the Irish handler.
Sky closes in on broadcast rights for first women’s British & Irish Lions tour
The inaugural women’s British & Irish Lions tour of New Zealand next year is expected to be broadcast live on Sky Sports in a significant boost for the women’s game.
Coping with glory no trouble to Ryan Fox – the ‘Irish’ Kiwi
Ryan Fox reckons he's handling life-changing success in the way you'd expect from a Kiwi – or an Irishman.
Arena with Maurice Brosnan: FAI’s Ceadach O’Neill approach and why Ireland’s underage games are played abroad
The lads discuss the news that Ceadach O’Neill, who has attracted interest from the FAI, has been named in the Northern Ireland squad for the upcoming Nations League games.
Shane Lowry has had ‘mad few days’ since winning Irish Open
Shane Lowry arrived at Adare Manor at 1am on Monday and was on course six hours later, making a rapid transition from winning the Irish Open at Doonbeg to joining Luke Donald's Ryder Cup scouting mission.
2027 Irish Open confirmed for early July
The DP World Tour has confirmed that the 2027 Amgen Irish Open, hosted by the K Club, will be held from July 1 -4. It moves from its recent September spot to July due to the Ryder Cup, which is being played at Adare Manor from September 17-19.
Once an Olympian, always an Olympian – how every Irish athlete in history were connected on one website
Marguerite Dockrell’s Olympic career lasted precisely one minute and 31.6 seconds of an Amsterdam afternoon 98 years ago. She finished third in her heat of the 100m freestyle swimming event at the 1928 games, in the process becoming Ireland’s first ever female Olympic swimmer. She was 16 years old.