Golf Breaks Ireland
Golf Holidays in Ireland
Rugged coastlines, idyllic rolling hills and rich history are all part of the charm of a golf holiday in Ireland. Combined with stunning courses, Ireland makes for a memorable golf trip, perfect for players of all levels.
With access to some of the world’s finest venues, just a short ferry crossing or a plane hop away from The UK, eager golfing enthusiasts won’t have to wait long to tee off.
Off the course, travellers can experience Ireland’s famous craic, exploring a host of pubs, bars, and restaurants, as well as breathtakingly beautiful landmarks.
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Other things to do after golf in Ireland
Award-winning golf courses aside, Ireland is famous for its humour, history, and hospitality, with plenty for the eager explorer to enjoy, whatever the pace. Here’s just a sample of what’s on offer during your golf break to Ireland:
- Picture perfect scenery – Featured in many famous films and TV series, the captivating west coast of Ireland is not to be missed for those staying in Donegal.
- A real catch – A stunning coastal venue, Ireland boasts fantastic fresh fish and seafood, from Liscannor Bay lobster to Galway langoustines and oysters.
- Raise a glass – Guinness lovers can enjoy the finest pint the island has to offer, with tours of the Dublin factory providing a taste of the iconic drink’s history.
- A Titanic Tour – Maritime history buffs can step back in time at The Titanic Experience, situated along the Cobh Waterfront.
- Kiss the Blarny Stone – Believed to bestow those who pucker up with the ‘gift of the gab’, the 15th Century castle ruins are a firm favourite of Irish tradition.
- Explore the nightlife – From cosy country pubs to trendy bars, Dublin always delivers a fantastic night out to remember (or not, depending on how the night goes).
FAQs About Golf In Ireland?
Which airports can I fly to?
There are a number of airports in Ireland, however those most popular for a golf break are Dublin Airport due to the number of flights from UK airports.
Which UK airports serve this destination?
Most regions of the UK provide direct flights to Dublin including Heathrow, Leeds, Manchester, Southampton, Exeter, and Bristol to name but a few.
How long is the flight time?
Flight times from UK airports to Dublin, Cork or Shannon are between 1 hour and 1 hour and 30 minutes depending on airport.
Do I need a passport to travel to this destination?
Please see the Foreign And Commonwealth travel advice for full up-to-date date details.
When is the best time for a golf holiday to this destination?
High season is considered to be between May and October.
What are the local attractions?
If you are staying and playing in Donegal then you must explore the west coast of Ireland which has featured in many films and Tv shows including Game of Thrones! Take your camera and capture some of the most beautiful scenery. If in Dublin or Kildare, then the Guinness and Jamieson’s tours are popular – especially for groups who want to relax away from the fairways.
Where can we go for nightlife?
No matter where you are in Ireland, you can be sure to enjoy great craic and a Guinness! Dublin is hugely popular for those looking for lively nightlife with plenty of stag and hen parties in the city along Temple Bar, whilst Cork, Donegal, and Ballyliffin have plenty of bars serving local whiskeys – something different than a big bar crawl.
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