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Michael Scully

Dromoland Castle confirmed as venue for return of Women's Irish Open

The Women's Irish Open will be held at Dromoland Castle as it returns to the Ladies European Tour for the first time in a decade.

The €400,000 event will take place at the prestigious Clare parkland course from September 22-25, with the support of the Irish government and Clare County Council, and it marks the first women's pro golf event in the Republic of Ireland since 2012.

The Women's Irish Open was held 15 times between 1994 and 2012 and was won by some of Europe's top golfers, including Norway’s Suzann Pettersen, Sweden’s Sophie Gustafson, England’s Laura Davies and, most recently, by the 2021 Solheim Cup winning Captain, Scotland’s Catriona Matthew, at Killeen Castle.

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