A unique property in many ways, noted for its enviable location, hospitality and quality accommodation; part of the intrigue of Teach de Broc is its name. Pronounced as "Tshock de Brock", the literal Gaelic translation of the name is "House of the Brock Family" (the Gaelic translation House is "Teach"). And given the family-run nature of the guesthouse, the pervading friendly atmosphere of an Irish home ensures that all guests feel comfortable and relaxed.

The Briers is an 18^th century home renovated with sympathy and extended to provide all modern comforts, at the foot of the Mourne Mountains in County Down, Northern Ireland. Set in two acres of gardens, this house is a true " Jewel in the Crown" of County Down.

Fountain-Court is a family run inn with four-poster beds, mini-suites and Jacuzzis.  There are many pleasant gardens.  Fountain Court is located on Lahinch Road.

The Dunluce course at Royal Portrush is one of the world's finest links courses. Known as the County Club when first formed in May 1888, it became the Royal County Club in 1892 and finally, Royal Portrush Golf Club in 1895, with the Prince of Wales as patron. The links has undergone many changes during the course of its existence. The initial nine holes were extended to eighteen by 1889, while the renowned golf architect, Harry Colt, designed the present course. Upon completion of his work at Portrush, Colt remarked that it represented his best ever layout.

Royal County Down the very words are enough to send a shiver up your spine. Laid out beneath the imperious gaze of the Mountains of Mourne and enjoying a magnificent setting along the shores of Dundrum Bay, Royal County Down is truly one of the world's finest links golf courses. Designed by Old Tom Morris for the princely sum of four guineas back in 1889, Royal County Down, as well as being one of the most beautiful courses in the world, is also one of the most challenging.

Portmarnock Golf Club is universally acknowledged as one of the world's truly great links courses and having played it, you will understand why. Located on a small peninsula, which extends into the Irish Sea, Portmarnock is surrounded by water on three sides and laid out in serpentine fashion, with no two successive holes playing in the same direction. Unlike many courses in this respect, Portmarnock demands a continual discernment of wind direction.

		OLD HEAD OF KINSALE GOLF CLUB Old Head, Kinsale Co.Cork Ireland     COURSE REVIEW:   Founded: 1997 Designer: J. Carr, R. Kirby, E. Hackett, P. Merrigan Championship Length: 7,121 yards PAR: 72 SSS (Course Rating): 74 Type: Links

Designed by a combination of Ireland's golfing heroes and design experts, the Old Head Golf Links is quite simply one of the most remarkable developments ever conceived in the history of golf; an Atlantic promontory that will never be rivaled in terms of drama and beauty. The course rises hundreds of feet above dramatic cliffs, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on all sides and commanding the most spectacular views from almost every part

The very name Ballybunion Golf Club, strikes a chord with golfing enthusiasts around the globe. Rated one of the ten best golf courses in the world, standing on the first tee at Ballybunion is every bit as awe inspiring as one could imagine in many respects, it's like standing on the first at the Old Course in St. Andrews. This is an experience long since yearned for don't duff it, don't slice it, don't hook it and whatever you do, don't put it into the graveyard!