Donald Trump faces bitter blow as he faces reality over Open Championship
The prestigious Open Championship appears to be steering clear of President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort for the ...
Irish Star on MSN22h
Donald Trump gets difficult snub as President is faced with reality over Turnberry
President Donald Trump's hopes of hosting another Open Championship have suffered a significant setback after being told his ...
Belfast Live2d
Owner of North Coast childhood favourite attraction hoping for summer start on redevelopment
Councillors were given a detailed presentation about the new owner's plans to develop the site into a new "family centre" ...
IrishCentral5d
Northern Ireland's famous Dark Hedges enter "new era" with development plan
A new development plan is being crafted for Northern Ireland's Dark Hedges, though its new custodians admit "that the trees ...
Irish Mirror6d
Shane Lowry gets nod over Rory McIlroy as he learns harsh opinion about The Open
Rory McIlroy's pursuit of a fifth major title will not include another Open Championship, according to the last surviving player from the 1951 edition, who prefers Shane Lowry this time around ...
Irish Star on MSN6d
Rory McIlroy told he’ll never win one major championship ever again and given reason why
The Open returns to Royal Portrush this summer, but Rory McIlroy has been told he will never win the tournament again - ...
Rory McIlroy ‘will never win The Open again’ as PGA Tour star learns former ace’s opinion
The Open Championship may be heading back to Royal Portrush this summer, but Rory McIlroy has been brutally told he'll never ...
Gaelic Life6d
It’s all about a performance for Antrim after venue saga ends
By Michael McMullan ANTRIM’S full focus is now on taking on All-Ireland champions Armagh in Corrigan Park next month. It ...
Gaelic Life6d
Ulster GAA confirm Corrigan Park as the venue for Antrim v Armagh
THE Antrim v Armagh Ulster Championship venue saga has officially been resolved after Monday’s Ulster CCC meeting. The game ...
I’m the only golfer still alive from the first Open at Royal Portrush in 1951
Brian Twite – the only surviving player from the 1951 Open Championship at Royal Portrush – may be 98, but his recollections of the tournament that year are crystal clear.
Irish Examiner7d
Rush for the Open: 10 wonderful gems to play while you're up north
Ahead of this year’s Open Championship, Kevin Markham highlights ten excellent courses in Northern Ireland, where travelling ...
Belfast Live9d
'It's very overwhelming' - Co Antrim cafe on the rising cost of doing business in Northern Ireland
Lesley McCaughan and her husband Mark own Follow Coffee in Ballymena and Follow Coast in Portrush. Taking over the popular ...