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With the winter months fading into obscurity, 2021 is now in full swing -- and that means the annual return of some of Ireland’s favourite sporting events. Accordingly, Irish teams and sports competitors -- not to mention, of course, the fans themselves -- are already gearing up for what might be an exciting year and, to mark the occasion, we will be taking a whistle stop tour of Irish sporting events coming up this year.

%North and West Coast Links Golf is probably a more recognisable brand on the international markets than in its own home country. Established in the late eighties as West Coast 4, the company was set up to drive international green fee business to its then four founder member courses – Connemara Golf Links, Westport Golf Club, Enniscrone Golf Clubs and Co Sligo Golf Club.

Kilkenny’s Mount Juliet golf course has been again voted Ireland's top parkland course by a panel of 55 experienced golfers in Backspin magazine's third biennial Irish golf course rankings poll.

Mount Juliet, The Original Jack Nicklaus signature course in Ireland which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, has introduced a new programme aimed at encouraging Junior golfers.

3, Ireland’s largest high speed network, are continuing their nationwide 3 Irish Open Giant Golf Ball Tour as part of this year’s 3 Irish Open, taking place in Killarney Golf and Fishing Club from July 29 August 1.

Mount Juliet has turned down the opportunity to stage next season’s Irish Open.

Shane Lowry, the golfing sensation from Clara and holder of the Mullingar Scratch Cup turned professional yesterday (May 21) and will make his debut in next week's European Open at the London Club in Kent.