Industry warned not to rip off Ryder fans

Golf fans flocking to Ireland for next year’s Ryder Cup must not be ripped off by pubs, restaurants and hotels, Minister for Sports John O'Donoghue warned today.

Thu, 13 Oct, 2005 - 18:36

Golf fans flocking to Ireland for next year’s Ryder Cup must not be ripped off by pubs, restaurants and hotels, Minister for Sports John O'Donoghue warned today.

The global event at the K Club next summer will attract 40,000 spectators each day along with 2,000 media personnel.

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