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The Coastal Pour's St Patricks Day Takeover

Ballycastle Golf Club, 2 Cushendall Rd, Ballycastle, County Antrim, BT54 6LF
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Who's ready for our St Patricks day Hooley? Coastal Pour & 19 by Katherine Carr are teaming up to bring you a proper St Patrick's celebration in Ballycastle.

Join in for a packed night with:

A guided whiskey tasting featuring Outwalker Whiskey, Limavady Irish Whiskey & Carnlough Whiskey.

A live Trad session from the Rambling Shambles.

A specially curated themed menu from 19.

Starting from 7pm expect great craic, a guided drams tasting & the best if Irish food, music & Whiskey - all under the same roof with more surprises to come!

Tickets are £30pp available through Eventbrite or by contacting The Coastal Pour and 19 by Katherine Carr.

See you all there!

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Season (17 Mar 2026)
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Tuesday06:00 - 23:30

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