Dublin, Bray and Wicklow. The closest train stations are Greystones and Kilcoole. Greystones and the further, bigger Bray Daly station are accessible by route 184. The nearest airport is Dublin Airport served by the 133X route three times a day and the nearest airfield is Newcastle Aerodrome. The closest ferry ports are Dublin to the north and Rosslare Europort to the south. Sports Gaelic games The Gaelic Athletic Association club of Newtown, known in Irish as Báile úi gCearnaigh, is one of the oldest clubs in the country, being founded in 1887. The club has two adult teams, one contesting the Senior League and Championship, and one contesting the Junior A League and Championship. There are also underage teams, ranging from Minor (U-18) down to "Super Sevens" (U-8 and younger). The club has a number of county championships to its name, including the County Senior Championship, won in 1964 and 1975. Newtown GAA Club plays in the colours Black and White, leading to some fans to dub them "The Magpies". Association football Newtown has two association football (soccer) clubs, Newtown United and Newtown Juniors. Newtown Juniors are for players up until the age of 16. After that, they move on to the senior teams of Newtown United. Both teams use the same home ground, the Matt Kelly Community Grounds. Golf Druids Glen Golf Resort, which hosted the Irish open from 1996 to 1999, is located about a kilometre east of Newtown. Druids Heath Golf Course, another championship course, is also located in Druids Glen. Glen Mill Golf Club is located to the south of Newtown, past Killadreenan. Economy Coillte, the Irish Forestry operator, has its headquarters just north of the town. French company Procap had its Northern European plant in the town. There is also a small industrial estate located to the south of the town. The Parkview Hotel opened in the village centre in March 2007. The hotel has 60 bedrooms and conference facilities. Ecologic received planning permission to build a data centre in Newtownmountkennedy that has an area of 1.1 million square feet (100,000 square metres). This plan was approved by the Supreme Court in December 2013 after numerous appeals by An Bord Pleanála and quashing the High Court's refusal to approve the development. There is also a shopping centre in the town, which includes a Dunnes Stores, a pharmacy and a cafe. A major development was the