Could another of President Trump’s golf courses be awarded a men’s professional national open? Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg is rumored to be in line to host the Amgen Irish Open, potentially ...
A luxury suite at the Trump Doonbeg resort on Clare’s west coast has sold for a record €940,000. According to newly published ...
Padraig Harrington & other local golf stars make ‘really exciting’ Trump Doonbeg Irish Open decision
PADRAIG Harrington is one of three Irish golf stars that have today confirmed they will play in September’s Amgen Irish Open. This year’s edition of the Irish golfing showpiece will be ...
Eric Trump has sung Rory McIlroy’s praises as preparation for this year’s Irish Open in Doonbeg ramps up. The son of US president Donald Trump is looking forward to welcoming the Masters winner at the ...
Donald Trump’s Doonbeg Golf Club in Co Clare is to host next year’s Irish Open, Extra.ie can reveal. A Government source told Extra.ie that they hope the US president will visit his course during the ...
The Trump Organization and Trump International Golf Links® & Hotel Ireland, Doonbeg, are thrilled to announce, in conjunction with the DP World Tour, that the prestigious Amgen Irish Open will be held ...
Eric Trump expressed his appreciation for Rory McIlroy, calling him a friend who has shown immense support for the Trump family. In an interview with The Belfast Telegraph, published on January 25, ...
Within months of becoming president in 2017, Donald Trump faced questions about the money behind his golf empire. The intrigue started with a comment from a golf writer, who claimed that Trump’s son ...
The “No Laying Up” podcast has speculated that the LIV player will likely play in the Irish Open at the Co Clare resort on September 10th-13th. DeChambeau is ineligible to play on the regular PGA Tour ...
The €940,000 is the highest ever sale recorded for a property at Trump Doonbeg, owned by US President Donald Trump.
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