The Irish Open celebrations in Newcastle county Down will begin with the Eats and Beats Festival (7 – 8 September), fringe events including a pop-up food village on Newcastle promenade and Newcastle Restaurant Weekend (11-15 September) which brings together the town’s food and drink scene, with local restaurants, cafes and bars offering exclusive menus and special deals.
Daily and weekly tickets are available now. Children aged 12 and under are eligible for free general admission grounds tickets upon the purchase of an adult ticket, while those between the age of 13 and 17 are entitled to discounted rates..
Scheduled from September 12-15, the tournament will feature top golf stars including Rory McIlroy, Pádraig Harrington, Shane Lowry, and other notable players competing for the title.
County Down offers a diverse range of attractions, including historic sites, dramatic landscapes, castles, beaches, and a Royal Palace, providing visitors with a rich cultural and natural experience.
The area boasts several renowned golf courses such as Royal County Down, Ardglass Golf Club, St. Patrick’s Golf Club, and Warrenpoint Golf Club, along with significant landmarks like the UNESCO Global Geopark and the Castlewellan Peace Maze, making it an ideal destination for golf enthusiasts and tourists alike.
