Golf in Ireland

South East. Carlow , Kilkenny , Waterford and Wexford

The south east of Ireland is Known as 'The Sunny South East' and enjoys the highest amount of sunshine per annum, and boasts some of the best beaches and resorts in the Island.

From Wexford around to the Waterford coast it offers numerous beaches, towns and villages with that unique Irish atmosphere, character and charm.

The seaside region of Dunmore East has no fewer than five golf courses within 20 minutes drive of each other and fine accommodation to match.

Inland, there are a number of popular tourist attractions from the castles of Kilkenny to the wonderful countryside that leads north to the valleys of Wicklow.

The West Galway and Mayo

From Galway to Westport and Ballina, this part of Ireland comprises the Gaeltacht (native Gaelic speaking region). The charms of the region are world famous from the Aran Islands off the coast of Galway to the lakes and mountains of Connemara and Mayo.

Although remote in parts, this area offers a wealth of unspoilt countryside, rolling hills and secluded coves and beaches around many of the bends on the tortuous Ireland roads.

While there may not be as many courses in this region as others, the land hold's absolute gems with the natural terrain used to full effect and with spectacular backdrops equal to the best in the world.

Accommodation in this region is of the highest standard and you'll can get a taste for this region that will never leave you.

North West Ireland.

Cavan Donegal Leitrim Monaghan and Sligo

Sweeping in and around from Donegal in the North to Monaghan in the South this region encompasses the border counties and some of Ireland's most unspoiled and spectacular scenery.

The rolling hills of Monaghan and Cavan give way to the rugged coast of Ireland in the West. Here, beginning in Yeats County (Sligo), it stretches along over hundreds of miles of mountain landscape, heather, secluded coves and beaches and the wild Atlantic. Hunting, fishing and golfing are all excellent in this part of Ireland - Donegal Pursuits can offer all these and much more...

Famous throughout Ireland and further afield the welcome you receive here is second to none. In contrast to the sometimes harsh and cold climate the people here are warm and friendly.

Golfers can enjoy some of the most spectacularly situated courses in Ireland, from Ballyliffin in the North to Rosses Point in the South, not forgetting the parkland courses inland.

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Golf Courses in the Shannon, Clare, Limerick, Kerry and Tipperary Region

The longest river in the British Isles, join's the sea on the West coast of Ireland. Bordering this ancient thoroughfare. The city of Limerick is well placed to provide excellent access to the nearby regions of Clare, Kerry and Tipperary.

The South of this region is rich in pastureland and offers mature parkland courses, while the wild Atlantic coast of Clare offers internationally renowned courses such as Lahinch and the excellent new layout at Limerick County.

Staying in this region, visitors can choose from spectacular locations such as Adare or Dromoland Castle with their own courses. Perhaps one of the family run Hotels or Guesthouses that are in one of Irelands premier tourist spots can tempt you to make the westward journey.

For those with an interest in the Culture and History of Ireland, Shannon Heritage has the best in visitor attractions and entertainment at centres throughout the region. Famous places including Bunratty Castle, Cliffs of Moher, King John's Castle and lot's more.

The West of Ireland is also famous for traditional music, dancing and festivals that are held in this region throughout the summer.