Britvic Ireland is proud to announce that its premium sustainable hydration brand, Aqua Libra, will be the official water sponsor of the Amgen Irish Open 2025, supporting the tournament’s ambition to become single-use plastic free for the first time.
The championship returns to The K Club, Co. Kildare, from 4–7 September 2025, with Aqua Libra hydrating player, media and public zones throughout the week. Attendance is expected to exceed 70,000 across the event.
As a leader in sustainable hydration solutions, Aqua Libra will provide chilled, purified still and sparkling water through plastic-free packaging and high-capacity refill stations, supporting the circular economy. The move reflects both Britvic Ireland and the Irish Open’s shared commitment to environmental responsibility and innovation in sport.
Britvic has a longstanding relationship with the DP World Tour, dating back to 2006, and has sponsored the Irish Open since 2012.
Kevin Donnelly, Managing Director, Britvic Ireland said: “Britvic Ireland has proudly supported the Irish Open for over a decade, and we’re delighted to continue that legacy in 2025 with Aqua Libra as our lead brand at this year’s tournament. By championing sustainability and moving away from single-use plastic water bottles, we’re helping to set a new standard for responsible event partnerships.”
Paul Gillmon, Head of Championships, DP World Tour said: “We’re pleased to continue our long-established relationship with Britvic Ireland and are excited to partner with Aqua Libra for the 2025 Irish Open. Their innovative approach will support our wider sustainability goals, and we look forward to working together to deliver a successful and more environmentally conscious tournament at The K Club.”
Aqua Libra provides refillable hydration solutions for workplaces, hospitality venues and events, including digital dispense taps that remove the need for single-use plastic, as well as canned still and sparkling water. Designed for high-demand environments, Aqua Libra’s dispensers are ideal for workplaces, events and public venues focused on wellbeing and environmental responsibility.
