Irish Times offers two-night stay at Westport hotel to subscribers

The Irish Times is giving one subscriber a free two-night stay at a hotel in County Mayo.

Knockranny House Hotel, located in Westport on the west coast of Ireland, is providing the accommodation.

The prize includes breakfast for two guests each morning and dinner at The Fern Grill Restaurant on one evening of the winner's choice.

The promotion is open to residents of Ireland who are at least 18 years old.

Employees of The Irish Times, their families, agents, and anyone professionally connected to the promotion are excluded from entering.

Entries must include a correct answer to a specific question along with the entrant's name, email address, and phone number.

The competition runs from October 28, 2026, to midnight on November 11, 2026.

The Irish Times will not accept applications from agents, third parties, or organized groups.

Entries automatically generated by computers are also ineligible.

Incomplete, illegible, or corrupted entries will be rejected.

Each person may submit only one entry.

No entrant can win more than one prize in this specific promotion. By submitting an entry, participants agree to be bound by the listed terms and conditions. It is the entrant's responsibility to provide accurate and up-to-date details when entering and when accepting the prize. The promoter is not liable if a winner fails to supply correct information, which affects prize acceptance or delivery. The promoter does not accept responsibility for entries that are lost, damaged, delayed, or prevented by events beyond their control. These events include user error and network, computer, hardware, or software failures. Proof of sending an entry is not proof that the promoter received it. Once received, entries become the property of the promoter. The prize is for two people sharing a room. The stay is not valid on bank holidays and is subject to availability. The prize cannot be refunded or exchanged for cash. The Irish Times is not liable for any indirect, special, or consequential loss, or loss of profits, arising from the promotion. In unforeseen circumstances, the promoter may substitute the prize with an alternative of equal or greater value. Winners will receive notification by email. The winner must claim the prize within 30 days of notification. If the prize remains unclaimed after 30 days, it lapses, and the promoter may offer it to a substitute winner selected according to the promotion rules. Once a winner claims the prize, the promoter will arrange to dispatch it at the earliest opportunity. There is no specific deadline for this dispatch. The promoter's decision is final and binding. The winner's name and county will be published on The Irish Times website. The winner may be asked to participate in unpaid publicity for the promotion. The promoter will process personal information according to their privacy policy and these terms. Prizes are non-transferrable. Irish law governs these terms, and the courts of the Republic of Ireland have exclusive jurisdiction. The promoter is The Irish Times DAC, located at The Irish Times Building, P.O. Box 74, 24 - 28 Tara Street, Dublin 2. The promoter reserves the right to void, suspend, cancel, or amend the promotion if necessary.