During the 153rd Open Championship from 13-20th July 2025, to manage traffic, reduce congestion and promote public safety, temporary regulations and parking restrictions will be required within Portrush. As outlined in the below map:
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If you live on a street marked with a blue line then you are within a NWAAT (No Waiting At Any Time) Order. This mean that you will not be able to park on the public road. You will be able to drive along the road to access your property and park on your own driveway, however, the regulation does not permit stopping on the road at any time.
Alternative local parking locations will be provided in Portrush for displaced residents and businesses. If this affects you, then please complete the form below.
Furthermore, if you require the ability to stop temporarily on the road, for example, if you are a Health Worker or Domiciliary Care staff, then please complete the following form:
Likewise, if you are a business owner on a restricted road, please fill in the following form:
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PLEASE NOTE:
Displaced parking is being provided for residents affects by local parking restrictions. The locations provided are on Parker Avenue Football pitches and Metropole Green.
Displaced parking is also being offered to businesses and their staff on Landsdowne Green.
Car Parking at East Strand and West Bay car parks will be unavailable during the Championship week. Lansdowne Car Park and Ramore Avenue parking remains open for visitors.
As much as possible, visitors are encouraged to use the frequently running public transport options, both buses and trains, including the significantly enhanced local 140 Bus Service. Please see Translink’s website for further details.
Please also check out the R&A’s travel page that has useful information about getting to Portrush during the Championship, including the significant Park and Ride options.
Residents and visitors staying locally in Portrush are encouraged, where possible, to actively travel around the town. Walk, stroll, cycle or scoot to help create new habits and ease congestion in our town.