Four Clare businesses have the opportunity to benefit from the large numbers of visitors descending on Trump International Golf Links and Hotel Doonbeg.
Action is well underway on day two, with Irish heroes Shane Lowry, Rory McIlroy and Padraig Harrington all in action this morning.
At the heart of the offering in the Championship Village sits a showcase of a range of Clare companies that specialise in a range of areas such as designer knitwear and arts and craft.
Over 100,000 people will pass by the stalls over the weekend, offering a vital exposure opportunities for those present.
Knitwear brand, McConnell Woolen Mills, which is located in Miltown, is one of the local companies set up in the championship village.
Founder, Anne Behan, says they’re well placed to benefit from the increased footfall in the coming days.
Wild Atlantic Works and Celtic Fusion are two other local businesses present at Trump International Golf Links.
Celtic Fusion offer a wide range of clothing inspired by Irish folklore while Wild Atlantic Works supply artwork created from discarded glass bottles.
IPERA is a specialist skincare company based in Ardnacrusha.
They produce a range of creams, balms and oils that help women with the various stages of menopause and perimenopause.
Founder Danilly Carvalho says the Irish Open represents a great opportunity to increase their brands awareness.
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