The following information is useful for golfers attending the Irish Open 2019 at Lahinch Golf Club. Essentially, we will update the golf event information as we received the info. Certainly, with a bit of luck, the weather will be great. Also, the following page lists the daily scheduling for tee times, scores, places to stay and things to do.
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Park and Ride times and dates of operation:
Notable, the park and ride services are free for all spectators and visitors travelling to Lahinch. Mainly, Visitors who are not attending the golf event may also use the Park & Ride system free of charge.
Please note the location of the main park and ride is south of lahinch and yes, it’s best to approach the park and ride location via Miltown Malbay or Spanish Point.
Notably, there will be a free public bus services to and from the event for residents of both Ennistymon and Liscannor during the following dates and times:
Indeed, the event organisers would like spectators and people to walk freely between the course and the town of Lahinch. As noted previously, spectators are advised to avoid driving into the town. Because there will be additional traffic regulations and NO PARKING in place.
Notably, please observe the restrictions on the R478 Lahinch Town;
Indeed, on May the 10th. The Garda (Irish Police) and the local County Council are now agreed that Lahinch’s Main St, will be a pedestrianised zone for the four day Irish Open European Tournament. Namely, this action was taken to create a fun festival atmosphere in the town after the golf is finished. Also, there will be live music every evening, and hopefully, the weather will behave!
Notably, during the event days, the Liscannor road will be closed from early morning to late evening. The golf spectator traffic will be diverted at Ennis and Inagh towards Miltown Malbay.
Please note that the location of the public car parks will be south and North of Lahinch. The car park south will be located near Moy, and the park north of Lahinch will be located at Ballyellery. Therefore, park and ride transport will be used to get to and from the golf event.
Finally, the traffic through Ennistymon and Blake’s Corner will be kept to a minimum with members, volunteers, guests and local traffic allowed access along this route. Shuttle Bus services will operate between Lahinch and Ennistymon and Liscannor.
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Indeed, the event hosts would ask not patrons not to make picnics or picnic hampers, theses are strictly not allowed. Additionally, patrons would be asked to use mobile phones in the mobile dedicated areas and there will be signage as “mobile phone zones”. These are the area mobile phones are permitted for making and receiving calls. Notably, please keep mobile phones on silent mode at all times.
Also, patrons will not be allowed any cameras, computers and other electronic equipment at the Tournament. Namely, Thursday to Sunday and, patrons can apply for such permissions. Unfortunately, making or distributing broadcasts, commentary, news reports, data, results or statistics by any means in any format or media including any such by mobile phone or other wireless devices are not permitted.
Please read the terms and conditions before buying tickets and learn about patron’s requested consent for photography, filmed and recorded at the Tournament. The event organisers would ask that no dogs (other than guide dogs) or other animals are permitted on to the course.
Finally, please comply with all relevant statutes, signs, safety announcements, directions of the stewards and safety requests. Also, please avoid any unacceptable and anti social behaviour likely to cause damage, nuisance to patrons and players, or injury may result in been ejected from the even.
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