golf dublin

Finnstown Fairways lies one mile south of the N4 at Lucan, near Dublin, with splendid views of the Dublin and Wicklow Mountains. While the Golf Course is newly laid out, finnstown, like all great houses, has a long history.

The ornamental grounds were originally laid out during the eighteenth century over the extensive lawn fields of Finnstown House which replaced an earlier house which in turn replaced a Norman Castle, the stone keep of which still remains.

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The Royal Dublin Golf Club is one of Ireland’s oldest and most eminent golf links. Founded at a meeting in No. 19 Grafton Street in May 1885 it is arguable that the clubs origins and history stretch back to the early 1800’s, when one Captain William Bligh of Mutiny on the Bounty fame, in constructing a sea wall aid proper shipping access to Dublin created a sand bank where Royal Dublin enjoys it’s unique location today.
The accumulation of sand which became known as Bull Island, is still...

27 hole pay and play golf centre designed to create a challenge for players of all standards. Driving range and special tuition programmes available....

Established 1906 A parkland course which has superb views of the coastline. The highlights of the course are probably the 12th (par 3) and the 18th (par 4) holes....

This fine parkland course is a challenge to both amateur and professional alike. Tom Craddock and Pat Ruddy, the course designers, are renowned for having created a course with challenging water hazards, undulating greens and excellent fairyways.

Saint Margaret's Golf and Country Club has quickly moved into the top rank of Irish golf courses . "A great course....I wouldn't change a thing about it"- Laura Davis. Corporate and society bookings are welcome and expertly catered for seven day...

“Challenging course with spectacular view over Dublin bay offers every good shot in the book” says Tom Murphy PGA Professional, Kilternan....

Established 1894 Portmarnock golf club is recognised as one of the top links courses in the world. A visit to this traditional a must! Situated 10 miles north of Dublin city centre, this world-famous links has hosted many major championships and was for some years the venue for the Carrolls Irish Open. Portmarnock remains in perfect playing condition throughout the year and is a very popular choice with visitors to Ireland....