IRLAND: Different regions

Mount Joliet Golf Course Royal County Down golf club Lahinch Golf Club Adare Manor Hotel - Adare, Limerick

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Mount Joliet Golf Course

Created in 1991 by Christy O' Connor Snr and Jack Nicklaus, the magnificent and difficult course of Mount Juliet became as one of the first destinations for the Top Professionals and amateur golfers of the whole world. Having welcomed recently the World Golf Championship, it also welcomed in 2002 the American Express Championship and Irish Opens of 1993-95. It possesses wave-like fairways, a lot of water traps and skilfully popular greens, magnificently anchored on the spectacular terroir of this old Irish state.

Green fees:
- From November till March:
- Non resident: from 75€ to 90€ - Resident: from 70€ to 80€
- From April to October:
- Non resident: from 115€ to 125€ - Resident: from 90€ to 100€
- From May till September:
- Non resident: from 140€ to 155€ - Resident: from 85€ to 105€

Golf Academy
At disposal: Driving range,
Practice with putting, pitching greens and bunkers,
A 3 hole compact,
An 18 hole with lakes, bunkers and bridges.
Lessons rates (equipment and balls included):
½: 45€
1 hour: 75 €
Lesson on a 9 hole: 130€
Collective courts: rates on demand

Information:
Phone: +353 (0) 56 73064
Fax: +353 (0) 56 73078

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Mount Juliet House:

Rewarded in 1999 ( AA), Mount Juliet House answers the highest standards in cuisine and service, in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. 32 rooms are at your disposal, including two presidential suites. Every room is individually decorated, keeping a private family house concept. Every room also possesses a name, inspired by the history of the region. The service is of quality and thoughtful in details: at your arrival, the room is decorated with fruits and fresh flowers.
Rooms rates and suites: from 175 € to 595 €.

Information:
Contact: Trish Condon
Reservations Department
Telephone: 056 73010 Fax: 056 73019

Royal County Down golf club

It is one of the most former golf clubs of Ireland, with its hundred of years traditions. Situated in Newcastle, Royal County Down is not only a good golf test, but also a course which possesses an exceptional setting. Along Links International, County Down possesses a second course, Annesley Links. Possessing an impressive arrangement, he can turn out to be so intimidating as an international links. Nevertheless it is not its intention, it is indeed the course for everybody.
At disposal: lessons, rent of material.
Possibility of having lunch or of dinner in Centenary Room.

Green fees:

	From April till October: Links International: Week: 95 £ per round. On Sundays: 105.00 £ per round. Annesley links: Week: 18 £ per round. On Sundays: 28 £ per round.
From November till March: Links International: Week: 47.50 £ per round. On Sundays: 52.50 £ per round. Annesley links: Week: 12 £ per round. On Sundays: 20 £ per round.

Information:
Offices:
Phone: +44 (0) 28 4372 3314 - Fax: +44 (0) 28 4372 6281

Lahinch Golf Club

" St Andrews Golf in Ireland ". The course of Lahinch was often compared with the St Andrews in the Scotland. It has effectively an enviable reputation, in a country which contains many quality courses. Situated on the magnificent Atlantic coast of County Clare, formed from the natural ability of the ground which is essentially made by dunes, Lahinch Golf Club offers a unique golfique experience.
It consists of two links: Old Course and Castle Course, who each answers what experimented players can expect from it.
This ideal golf site was discovered in 1892 by Alexander Shaw and Richard Plummer, two eminent business men from Limerick and well known representatives of the Limerick Golf Club. They were helped by the officers Black Watch Regiment, who were then in Limerick, to set up the 8 hole course on one side and on the other side the 10 hole one. The first game was played on April 15th, 1892.
In 1927, the design was reviewed by Alister McKenzie to transfer all the holes towards the dunes. A second 18 hole course was then create on the other side, it explains the name of "Castle Course".
At disposal: pro-shop, practice on herb, putting green

Green fees:
(High season)
Old Course: individual: 76€ - couple: 152€
Castle Course: 38€

Information:
The Secretary/Manager
Lahinch Golf Club
Lahinch
Co. Clare
Ireland
Phone: (065) 7081003
Fax: (065) 7081592

Adare Manor Hotel - Adare, Limerick

the legendary 18th century Adare Manor Hotel is a magnificent park of the southwest coast of Ireland. Subtle mixture of old and modern, the domain claims manor house bedrooms as well as the luxurious houses of garden.
Situated near the picturesque village of Adare, this hotel is the ideal stage for excursion stays in the Moher cliffs, or in the Kerry and Killarney circus.




Oak Room Restaurant proposes an high quality European cuisine, accompanied by a finest wine card. Clubhouse Restaurant and its bar is at disposal to have lunch or dinner in a relax atmosphere. And at the night, Tack Room Pub.

Activities:
18 hole golf course, fitness center, internal swimming pool, sauna, hourse-riding school, fishing, pigeon shooting,
Near: the Kinsale Golf Club.

Information:
Phone: (353-61) 396-566 Fax: (353-61) 396-124

The Golf Club of Kinsale, which proposes two very different courses as well as Farrangalway and Ringenane.

Information:
Phone: 353 21 477 4928

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