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Hotels For Golfer - Discount Golf Accommodation Ireland |
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Featured Golf Courses County Louth GC Baltray Interactive map of the golf course County Louth GC Baltray County Louth Golf Club or "Baltray" as it is more affectionately known is situated 4 miles from the historic town of Drogheda at the mouth of the river Boyne. With the river to the south ... Glasson Golf Course Interactive map of the golf course Glasson Golf Course Rated one of the top 30 courses in Ireland by Golf Digest, the Glasson Golf Course was designed by Ryder Cup star, Christy O'Connor Jnr. Whether you are a novice or a pro, there is a tee to ... Blarney Golf Resort Set amongst 164 acres of the beautiful wooded Shournagh valley, this world-class Resort, one of the finest in the country, has a lot to boast about. Its stunning location close to the historic town of Blarney in County Cork, steeped in history, ... Moyvalley Hotel & Golf Resort Nestled amid a spectacular 550 acre estate in Moyvalley, Kildare, this wonderfully relaxing retreat boasts 54 boutique-style rooms set within a 19th century Italianate mansion, surrounded by beautifully landscaped lawns and gardens. A contemporary ... Irish Open sheduled to return to links at County Louth in 2009 The Irish Open, one of the most enduring and prestigious championships on The European Tour International Schedule, will return to the classic links of County Louth Golf Club, Baltray, from May 14-17 this year. The official announcement of 3 as the ... Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort The Adare Golf Club is an 18 hole championship golf course which opened in 1995 and is set on the 840 acre estate of Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort in Co. Limerick, Ireland.
Featured Golf Hotels Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa The elegant Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa is a romantic venue with a 3-floor spa and a peaceful setting just 12 miles (19.2 km) from Dublin city centre. The casual yet luxurious surroundings are home to a choice of bars to suits all moods, and a ... Deer Park Hotel & Golf Courses Howth, Ireland This hotel, only 9 miles from Dublin city and airport, features Ireland's largest golf complex. H.G. Wells described the uninterrupted vista of spectacular coastline as 'the finest view west of Naples'. The Deer Park Hotel Golf & Spa is set in 450 ... More featured golf hotels Ireland |
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 Kilkea Castle Hotel Castledermot  Built in 1180 by Hugh De Lacy and steeped in history and tradition, this is the oldest inhabited castle in Ireland. Set on its own extensive grounds the hotel retains all the splendours of its past. Kilkea Castle offers a mix of ancient and modern and the 36 charming bedrooms are individually designed with every modern amenity. Facilities include a lounge and bar, and De Lacy’s Restaurant which offers a blend of traditional and contemporary cuisine. A superb Leisure Centre with swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room. For sports enthusiasts, tennis, fishing, clay pigeon shooting and archery are available on the grounds as is an 18 hole golf course. Kilkea Castle is one of Irelands best kept secrets. A member of Manor House Hotels. |
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 Deer Park Hotel & Golf Courses Howth
The Deer Park Hotel located on a quiet hillside enjoys an uninterrupted view of the coastline. It is described as the finest view west of Naples. Set in over 400 acres of parkland, the hotel features Ireland's largest golf complex, which includes a challenging 6778 yard 18 hole course, two nine hole courses and a short course. Also the hotel restaurant offers imaginative menus and an extensive wine list. The hotel offers 80 rooms, which are beautifully appointed, extremely spacious and cosily decorated. Whether for business or leisure purpose each of the detail is taken care to provide a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere to enhance ones stay. |
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