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Belfast Telegraph
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Belfast Telegraph
Jamie Dornan cried for Rory McIlroy after Masters win
Jamie Dornan has told how he fell to his knees and cried like his pal Rory McIlroy when the fellow Holywood man won the Masters to complete the Grand Slam.
BBC News
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- BBC News
'I'm obsessed with it' - Dornan on his love of golf
Jamie Dornan has been speaking to BBC Sport NI's Stephen Watson at Royal Portrush on his love of golf, being a member at the famous course and Rory McIlroy.
Irish Independent
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
In Portrush for The Open? Here's where to eat, drink and have great craic
Where to eat Ramore Restaurant Complex — This is made up of six restaurants, all of which will offer live entertainment every night during The Open week. Amici — Located between Portrush and Portstewart, this Italian restaurant uses local ingredients and homemade dough. Shanty — Offering lunches, dinners and signature cocktails where the old boathouse used to be, Shanty has become a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The Elephant Rock Hotel — The hotel's Eldon Bar and Restaurant boasts stunning sea views, bold interiors, fantastic cocktails and delicious food. It featured in the Irish Independent's Fab 50 in 2023. Where to drink The Harbour Bar — One of the oldest bars on the north coast with one of Northern Ireland's longest-serving barmen, Willie Gregg, you're guaranteed to receive a warm welcome from locals. Celebrities such as Jamie Dornan and Jimmy Nesbitt are known to pop in for a drink. The Quays Gastropub — As well as an extensive selection of beers, wines and cocktails, this pub on Eglinton Street provides a variety of classics as well as fresh, locally-sourced seafood and seasonal specials. Guests can eat in either the indoor dining area or there is a spacious covered outdoor atrium where visitors can enjoy the fresh sea air. Kiwi's Brew Bar — Located on Main Street where the town's famous cinema used to stand. The venue has much to offer including great food and drinks, live music, comedy nights and takes pride in its largest Irish whiskey collection on the north coast. The Station Bar — The station building, designed by architect and engineer Berkeley Deane Wise, was opened in 1893 and now houses a bar with regular live entertainment. Portrush Icons The White House — Founded in 1891, the department store remains an institution and is as loved locally as by the many people who visit the north coast each year. It boasts brands such as Barbour, Joules, White Stuff, Gant and has a toy shop as well. Kellys Complex — For over 50 years, Kellys has been a well-known fixture for entertainment. With The Barn, The Deerstalker, The Library Bar, Kon Tiki Boat Bar, Golflinks Hotel, The White Pheasant, Kellys Kitchen as well as its holiday homes, there is something for families, partygoers and foodies alike. ADVERTISEMENT T-Shirt City — This famous shop has been printing garments for over 50 years. Based on Main Street, Phyllis Niblock is now preparing to sell her business, but if you want to visit this emporium, be sure to grab a printed T-shirt. The Dolphin — A traditional fish and chip shop on Causeway Street, if you want to sample their famous takeaways, be prepared to queue. Curry's Fun Park — Still referred to as its former name, Barry's, by many, this small amusement park is packed full of fun for the family. Attractions include the waltzer, Aqua Valley water flume, dodgem cars, a rollercoaster and mini attractions for the wee ones. Phil's Family Amusements and Bingo Hall — One of the island's finest ticket and prize shops with easy-to-play machines and weekend bingo, it's not surprising people have kept returning to Phil's over the years. What's new? The Marcus — Last month, Hilton opened its first venue on the north coast in an old Victorian-era hotel on Main Street in a €13m renovation. The Marcus hosts 80 rooms and has restored original elements of the building, telling the story of the locality through interior features and artwork. Topblade Steakhouse — The third restaurant for its directors Aaron Taggart and John Crawford following their success in Portadown and Belfast, opening in the former KoKo location beside Curry's. Urban — Only a stone's throw from Portrush's sea front, Urban offers an impressive menu. Smash N Bird — Smashed burgers, ribs and wings, buttermilk chicken, thickshakes and buffalo fries are all on the agenda in a visit to this street food bar on Eglinton Street. Alan Simpson's five Top Things to do in Portmagic Portrush resident Alan Simpson runs the Portmagic Facebook page with almost 55,000 members. The popular media personality says 'Portmagic' is the feeling and sensation people get when they visit the town. The long-term promoter of the area gives us a rundown of his top five things to do: West Strand and East Strand beaches in Portrush: Alan adds: 'West is best and East is for the rest!' There are surf and paddle boards lessons with Portrush, Troggs or Alive surf schools. Curry's Fun Park: One of Northern Ireland's largest tourist attractions, the fun park has everything for little and big kids alike from the traditional ghost train to the euphoric Beast. A 99 at Morelli's: With outlets in Portrush and Portstewart, no visit to the area is complete without an ice-cream from the Italian family run parlour. Chat to the locals: They're a friendly bunch!
Belfast Telegraph
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Belfast Telegraph
In Portrush for The Open? Here's where to eat, drink and have great craic
Where to eat Ramore Restaurant Complex — This is made up of six restaurants, all of which will offer live entertainment every night during The Open week. Amici — Located between Portrush and Portstewart, this Italian restaurant uses local ingredients and homemade dough. Shanty — Offering lunches, dinners and signature cocktails where the old boathouse used to be, Shanty has become a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The Elephant Rock Hotel — The hotel's Eldon Bar and Restaurant boasts stunning sea views, bold interiors, fantastic cocktails and delicious food. Where to drink The Harbour Bar — One of the oldest bars on the north coast with one of Northern Ireland's longest-serving barmen, Willie Gregg, you're guaranteed to receive a warm welcome from locals. Celebrities such as Jamie Dornan and Jimmy Nesbitt are known to pop in for a drink. The Quays Gastropub — As well as an extensive selection of beers, wines and cocktails, this pub on Eglinton Street provides a variety of classics as well as fresh, locally-sourced seafood and seasonal specials. Guests can eat in either the indoor dining area or there is a spacious covered outdoor atrium where visitors can enjoy the fresh sea air. Kiwi's Brew Bar — Located on Main Street where the town's famous cinema used to stand. The venue has much to offer including great food and drinks, live music, comedy nights and takes pride in its largest Irish whiskey collection on the north coast. The Station Bar — The station building, designed by architect and engineer Berkeley Deane Wise, was opened in 1893 and now houses a bar with regular live entertainment. Portrush Icons The White House — Founded in 1891, the department store remains an institution and is as loved locally as by the many people who visit the north coast each year. It boasts brands such as Barbour, Joules, White Stuff, Gant and has a toy shop as well. Kellys Complex — For over 50 years, Kellys has been a well-known fixture for entertainment. With The Barn, The Deerstalker, The Library Bar, Kon Tiki Boat Bar, Golflinks Hotel, The White Pheasant, Kellys Kitchen as well as its holiday homes, there is something for families, partygoers and foodies alike. T-Shirt City — This famous shop has been printing garments for over 50 years. Based on Main Street, Phyllis Niblock is now preparing to sell her business, but if you want to visit this emporium, be sure to grab a printed T-shirt. The Dolphin — A traditional fish and chip shop on Causeway Street, if you want to sample their famous takeaways, be prepared to queue. Curry's Fun Park — Still referred to as its former name, Barry's, by many, this small amusement park is packed full of fun for the family. Attractions include the waltzer, Aqua Valley water flume, dodgem cars, a rollercoaster and mini attractions for the wee ones. Phil's Family Amusements and Bingo Hall — One of the island's finest ticket and prize shops with easy-to-play machines and weekend bingo, it's not surprising people have kept returning to Phil's over the years. What's new? The Marcus — Last month, Hilton opened its first venue on the north coast in an old Victorian-era hotel on Main Street in a £11m renovation. The Marcus hosts 80 rooms and has restored original elements of the building, telling the story of the locality through interior features and artwork. Topblade Steakhouse — The third restaurant for its directors Aaron Taggart and John Crawford following their success in Portadown and Belfast, opening in the former KoKo location beside Curry's. Urban — Only a stone's throw from Portrush's sea front, Urban offers an impressive menu. Smash N Bird — Smashed burgers, ribs and wings, buttermilk chicken, thickshakes and buffalo fries are all on the agenda in a visit to this street food bar on Eglinton Street. Alan Simpson's five Top Things to do in Portmagic Portrush resident Alan Simpson runs the Portmagic Facebook page with almost 55,000 members. The popular media personality says 'Portmagic' is the feeling and sensation people get when they visit the town. The longt-erm promoter of the area gives us a rundown of his top five things to do: West Strand and East Strand beaches in Portrush. Alan adds: 'West is best and East is for the rest!' There are surf and paddle boards lessons with Portrush, Troggs or Alive surf schools. Curry's Fun Park – One of Northern Ireland's largest tourist attractions, the fun park has everything for little and big kids alike from the traditional ghost train to the euphoric Beast. 99 at Morelli's. With outlets in Portrush and Portstewart, no visit to the area is complete without an ice-cream from the Italian family run parlour. Chat to the locals – they're a friendly bunch! Shop local. 100% of the businesses in Portrush are family owned so you'll get a friendly welcome plus there's something to suit everyone.
The Journal
12-07-2025
- Sport
- The Journal
Quiz: How much do you know about Wimbledon?
THE FINALS OF the Wimbledon Championships are taking place this weekend. The tournament has already seen some memorable moments this year, and it's always one of the highlights of the summer. Advertisement As the competition draws to a close, let's see just how much you know about Wimbledon. What year was the first Wimbledon Championships held? Alamy Stock Image 1910 1807 1955 1877 What is the traditional food eaten at the Wimbledon? Alamy Stock Image Apple crumble Strawberries and cream Trifle Jam roly poly Which Irish star did not attend Wimbledon last year? Alamy Stock Image Paul Mescal Jamie Dornan Nicola Coughlan Graham Norton What length is the grass at Wimbledon kept at? Alamy Stock Image 8mm 15mm 1.5mm 25 How many times has an Irish person won Wimbledon? Alamy Stock Image 25 5 7 20 Lena Rice is the only Irish woman in history to have won the Ladies' Singles title. What year did she win? Alamy Stock Image 2012 1901 1878 1890 Who holds the most men's singles titles at Wimbledon? Alamy Stock Image Andy Murray Novak Djokovic Roger Federer Rafael Nadal Who holds the most women's single titles at Wimbledon? Alamy Stock Image Martina Navratilova Venus Williams Serena Williams Helen Wills Moody What is the Grand Slam? Alamy Stock Image Achieving the fastest recorded serve of the championship Winning both the men's or women's singles and doubles competition Winning all four major tennis championships in one calendar year Winning the men's or women's single title three years in a row How long was the longest Wimbledon match ever? Alamy Stock Image 11 hours and five minutes Four hours and 20 minutes Seven hours 14 hours and one minute Answer all the questions to see your result! Alamy Stock Image You scored out of ! Uh oh! You need to brush up on your Wimbledon knowledge. Share your result: Share Tweet Alamy Stock Image You scored out of ! Halfway there! Good attempt. Share your result: Share Tweet Alamy Stock Image You scored out of ! Wow, you know a lot about Wimbledon! Share your result: Share Tweet Alamy Stock Image You scored out of ! You are a Wimbledon expert! Share your result: Share Tweet Readers like you are keeping these stories free for everyone... A mix of advertising and supporting contributions helps keep paywalls away from valuable information like this article. Over 5,000 readers like you have already stepped up and support us with a monthly payment or a once-off donation. Learn More Support The Journal
