Further €5.7m allocated to Ryder Cup preparations in Adare 

A further €5.7m will be allocated to ensure the upcoming Ryder Cup  leaves a “lasting legacy” in Adare and Limerick, but some local businesses are set to be “discommoded”.

Tourism and sports minister Patrick O'Donovan made the announcement at the Adare Village Hall on Thursday evening, sharing details of the “key legacy projects” which will be funded by his department.

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