by PerryGolf Staff on June 15, 2011
The Merrion Hotel in Dublin has recently been ranked in the Top 10 2011 for “World’s Best Service” by Travel & Leisure Magazine. The hotel is a firm favourite of our clients when staying in Dublin City as it’s in an excellent location. The Spa & the renowned Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud are a must while in Dublin.
By Denise McKee. Denise has been with PerryGolf for over 10 years and is a member of our admin team.
by Gordon Dalgleish on February 26, 2011
Lessons of Ireland’s Pat Ruddy
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Here’s a New-Year thought, courtesy of Pat Ruddy at The European Club: A recent study found that the average golfer walks about 900 miles a year. Another study found that golfers drink, on average, 22 gallons of alcohol a year. Which means that your typical golfer gets about 41 miles to the gallon.
The Independent, Jan. 9, 2011
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by PerryGolf Staff on October 16, 2010
Dublin city is the place to be!! With so many things to do and see, a few days are never enough. The Temple Bar area has everything from live music and a vibrant atmosphere, to great food and excellent pubs.
by Cameron Reid on May 11, 2010
Portmarnock Golf Club, is arguably the most distinguished club in the Republic of Ireland. A private members club that has a proud history and is built on the traditions of the game but at the same time is most welcoming to the visiting golfer. I recently played the links on a soft April day in short sleeves and enough of a breeze to really add to the challenge. A recent spell of dry weather has left the links firm for this time of year and downwind you need to allow for the ball rolling out. This is fine as the greens at Portmarnock are vast, but you do need to have a good feel for distance and hit the right sort of approach to get it close.
by PerryGolf Staff on March 3, 2010
Dublin City Centre is the perfect place to be based for a few nights as you can play some of the great courses in the surrounding area – Portmarnock, European Club, The Island, K-Club and County Louth to name but a few.
Dublin City Centre
It’s also a city blessed with five star properties; however, as is the case with all major cities, these can prove to be on the expensive side for the average traveller. There are however excellent, yet relatively inexpensive options in the city centre courtesy of the O’Callaghan Group; a privately owned Irish group of hotels. They own four properties, all in ideal locations within the city centre; either overlooking Merrion Square or Stephen’s Green; making them perfect for exploring the city’s fantastic shops, sights, restaurants and bars.
by PerryGolf Staff on February 28, 2010
A trip to Dublin is a must when visiting the Emerald Isle. Whilst there, I recommend you take in all that the city has to offer; whether it be the history, local sights, the amazing cuisine or the local liquor. On a recent trip there, I decided to do some sightseeing associated with the latter. Everyone is familiar with Ireland’s number one export “Guinness” and the associated side effects. I therefore decided to educate myself on the origins of this beer and the brewing process.
The Guinness Factory
The Galaxy Bar in the Guiness Storehouse