Ryder Cup 2027 Ireland
Stay at Lady Gregory Hotel
The Ryder Cup is set to return to Ireland in 2027, with Adare Manor in County Limerick hosting one of golf’s most celebrated events. Fans from around the world will come together to witness Europe and the United States compete for one of the sport’s most coveted trophies. Whether you’re a lifelong follower of golf or discovering the tournament for the first time, the 2027 Ryder Cup promises a memorable experience filled with drama, excitement, and unforgettable moments.
Where to Stay for Ryder Cup 2027
Located in the historic market town of Gort, County Galway, the Lady Gregory Hotel offers an ideal base for visitors travelling to Ireland for the Ryder Cup 2027. Conveniently situated on the Galway–Clare border, with easy access to Shannon Airport, Galway City, Limerick, and the championship venue, the hotel combines comfort, convenience, and renowned Irish hospitality.
Named in honour of the celebrated Irish literary figure Lady Augusta Gregory, the hotel blends traditional charm with modern facilities. Spacious guest rooms, welcoming dining options, and extensive leisure amenities provide the perfect place to relax after an exciting day at one of the world’s most prestigious sporting events.
Guests can enjoy:
Spacious guest rooms, including large family rooms
On-site dining at Jack B. Yeats Bar and Isabella’s Restaurant
Just 1 hour from Adare Manor
30 minutes from Shannon Airport
Easy access via the M18 motorway
Complimentary access to the Swan Leisure Club
Its convenient location, just one hour from Adare Manor and 30 minutes from Shannon Airport, makes it an excellent choice for visitors looking to combine the excitement of Ryder Cup 2027 with the opportunity to explore the best of the West of Ireland, including Galway City, The Burren, the Cliffs of Moher, and the Wild Atlantic Way.
After an unforgettable day at the tournament, return to the Lady Gregory Hotel to unwind in the leisure centre with its indoor swimming pool, enjoy delicious dining, and experience the warm Irish hospitality for which the hotel is renowned.
