Shane Lowry will be defending his crown.
Rory McIlroy believes it was only a "matter of time" before Shane Lowry's latest tour win.
Offaly man Lowry ended a four-year trophy drought by securing a 11-shot runaway victory at The Irish Open on Sunday.
McIlroy says it'll be a weight off the shoulders of the 2019 Open champion:
Meanwhile, the 2027 Irish Open is set to be held in July next year.
The tournament which was held in September this year will take place at the K Club from 1st to 4th July.
Shane Lowry will be defending his title and going in search of a third win.
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