Enjoy a day of style, tradition, and top-class racing at Royal Ascot. It’s a relaxed yet special occasion where you can soak up the atmosphere and let everything else be taken care of.

The Island Golf Club, founded in 1890
​The links is located in some of the most stunning dunes on the east coast of Ireland. It is also the sixth oldest golf club in Ireland and was ranked 10th in Irish Golfer’s Top 100 Courses in 2024.
It hosts Regional Qualifying for The Open Championship and has hosted strokeplay qualifying for the British Amateur Championship in 2019. The Island Golf Club also hosted The Irish Amateur Open in 2023.

Royal County Down is one of the world’s most stunning and challenging links courses, set against the spectacular Mountains of Mourne. Playing here means navigating narrow fairways lined with vibrant heather and gorse, tricky bunkers, and coastal winds that test your skills on every shot. Standout holes like the par-3 fourth offer incredible views and tough challenges, while the par-4 thirteenth rewards good shots with sea and mountain vistas.

It’s golf set in one of Ireland’s most beautiful natural landscapes.

Discover Dublin at your own pace—where history, charm, and fun come together perfectly for travelers 50 and over. Wander through lively streets filled with cozy pubs, delicious food, and friendly faces ready to welcome you. Take in iconic sights like Trinity College and the Guinness Storehouse, then relax with a stroll along the River Liffey or enjoy a peaceful park.

Explore Belfast with a relaxed spirit and an open heart—perfect for visitors who enjoy a bit of history, culture, and good company. Dive into vibrant streets buzzing with great food, lively pubs, and fascinating stories around every corner. From the Titanic Quarter to the charming Cathedral Quarter, there’s something to spark your curiosity and your taste buds.

Come for the history, stay for the hospitality!

The mighty Strand Course, affectionately known as ‘the sleeping giant’, is without doubt one of the very top true links golf courses in Ireland, easily standing alongside the two Ulster Royals, Portrush and County Down.

This treat, the jewel in the Portstewart crown, will take a very long time, if ever, to fade from a golfer’s memory.

There’s nothing quite like Irish Derby Day at The Curragh, where world-class racing meets Irish hospitality and summer celebration. Held each June on the plains of County Kildare, this is Ireland’s premier flat racing event and one of Europe’s great sporting occasions.

Whether you’re a racing enthusiast or just soaking up the spectacle, Derby Day is the perfect blend of sport, tradition, and fun—a highlight of any Irish summer itinerary.