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Irish pubs and Polish women: Bloggers weigh in on golf, travel in Europe
Staff Report
• Featured Blog Series: European Golf News and Notes with WorldGolf.com's Jeff White.
• Featured Blog Series:Blogging in Ireland: GolfEurope.com's Brandon Tucker spent two weeks in Ireland and Northern Ireland and was blogging between swings.
• Featured blog series: Golf travels in Scotland - Follow GolfEurope.com's Brandon Tucker on his 15-day trek through the cradle of golf, with opinions and observations on the golf courses at Turnberry, Dornoch, Aberdeen, Carnoustie and St. Andrews.
• Real estate intrudes on a would-be gem at Praia D'El Rey in Portugal
• The 18th at Oitavois in Portugal is more difficult than Carnoustie's closer
• Portugal area tabbed 'Best European golf destination'
• Scotland vs. Ireland: Which is the better golf destination?
• The Carrick in Loch Lomond will add to Scotland's world-class golf offerings
• Golf and more in Lisbon, Oitavos
• Free TV on the internet thanks to TVU
• Siding with Donald Trump's resort in Aberdeen
• St. Andrews has a world-class practice facility as well
• 2006 Ryder Cup looks like a rout for the Euros
• When traveling in Europe, beware the "Speak English Tax"
• Fancy hotels should pamper guests with honest prices, not pretty lobbies
• The truth about Polish women
• Cell phone allowance one more reason not to fly RyanAir in Europe
• Krakow Valley in Poland has high-caliber post-golf activity
• Krakow Valley, Poland, hope to build a golf tradition in Europe
• U.S. airlines could learn something from more civilized Euro-carriers
• Try Mt. Temple in the heart of Ireland
• Don't play just links courses in Ireland
• The Old Course at St. Andrews is obsolete
• Golf in Italy: Are there courses and do the women really have hairy armpits?
• Golf travel in Ireland: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Dublin pubs are cute but expensive
• Pennard on Wales' southwest coast is one of a kind
• Wales catches on with hospitality at the St. Brides Hotel & Spa in Saundersfoot
• Royal Porthcawl: British Isles' most underrated links?
• Exciting time at Celtic Manor Resort
February 1, 2007
Ten reasons for planning a golf vacation to Northern Ireland
While you might not find a leprechaun with a pot of gold north of Dublin, you'll find other great treasures. From world-class links layouts, traditional Irish music and a legendary whiskey distillery to friendly B&Bs and awesome pubs, this part of Ireland offers the complete package for golfers. Here are 10 reasons to plan a golf vacation to Northern Ireland.
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Shania18 wrote on: Aug 19, 2011
The Golf Club has recently undergone extensive renovations recently, including the expansion of the clubhouse now equipped with screens, flat screen TV, among many other improvements. The improvement of facilities in the clubhouse further strengthened his credentials as a place for banquets, receptions and parties, entries that are prepared by world-class club cooks. The culinary team of the club can easily create custom menus suited to any occasion.
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