Ryder Cup

Everything you need for a great day out in Adare

Ryder Cup 2027 in Adare – Just Minutes from the Action

The Ryder Cup coming to Adare Manor will place Limerick at the centre of one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With the tournament taking place just minutes from Adare Heritage Centre, visitors from across the globe will be coming to experience world-class golf alongside authentic Irish hospitality.

Located in the heart of the village, Adare Village Heritage Centre is ideally positioned for visitors attending the Ryder Cup.We offer the perfect place to relax, refuel, and experience traditional Irish culture right beside the excitement of the Ryder Cup.

Ryder Cup 2027 in Adare
Eat, Relax & Recharge at Dovecote Café

Eat, Relax & Recharge

The Dovecote Café is the perfect escape from the energy of the Ryder Cup, offering freshly prepared Irish food in a relaxed village setting.

Enjoy:

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  • Check Icon Homemade lunches, soups, and sandwiches
  • Check Icon Tea, coffee, and baked goods
  • Check Icon A calm, comfortable atmosphere in central Adare

Whether you’re heading to the tournament or returning from a day at Adare Manor, the café is the perfect place to unwind.

Authentic Irish Shopping in Adare

Take home a piece of Ireland with a visit to our curated collection of Irish crafts, gifts, and fashion.

Browse:

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  • Check Icon Celtic jewellery and gifts
  • Check Icon Handmade crafts and souvenirs
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Perfect for international visitors attending the Ryder Cup who want authentic Irish keepsakes.

Authentic Irish Shopping in Adare

Discover Adare Beyond the Golf Course

Make the most of your visit by exploring the heritage and charm of the village with our guided experiences.

  • Check Icon Guided walking tours of Adare village
  • Check Icon Seasonal access to Desmond Castle (Adare) (June–September only)

It’s the best way to experience the culture and history behind one of Ireland’s most beautiful villages.