*Leona Maguire teeing off in front of the iconic Dromoland Castle during the 2022 Irish Open. Photograph: Joe Buckley LEONA MAGUIRE is the home favourite for the KPMG Women’s Irish Open which returns to Dromoland Castle this week and she’s determined to give the strong support “as much to cheer about as possible”.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS will host the 19th Hole Community and Family Fun Festival when the Women’s Irish Open rolls into town at the end of August.
One of Dromoland Castle’s longest serving members of staff has retired after over three decades with the business.
*Photograph: Brian Arthur A COMMUNITY FESTIVAL is to be held in Newmarket-on-Fergus when it hosts the Women’s Irish Open for the second year in a row.
LORD INCHIQUIN, Conor O’Brien a descendant of Brian Ború has died following an illness.
A HOTEL located in Newmarket-on-Fergus is the best in the world for sleep.
Shannon Chamber president Eoin Gavin and CEO Helen Downes (centre) pictured with Chamber board directors at the launch of the Chamber’s Strategic Plan 2023 -2026 in Dromoland Castle (from left): Ray O’Driscoll, The Shannon Airport Group; David Brown; Stephen Keogh, MHP Sellors; Siobhan Roche, PTG (Precision Tool Group); Mark Nolan, Dromoland Castle Hotel; Kevin Thompstone, …
*Photograph: Brian Arthur DROMOLAND CASTLE is to host the KPMG Women’s Irish Open again in 2023.
Revenues at the company that operates the five star Dromoland Castle are set to double this year on the back of record average room rates.
THE KPMG Irish Women’s Open at Dromoland Castle has concluded with Klára Spilková winning the title following a three-way play off.