Sports and leisure activities Munster

Doonbeg Golf Club is a golf club located in the town of Doonbeg. The award-winning golf course features an 18-hole course 6,885 yards in length from the back tees. It consists of a nine-hole round-trip loop, with five par 3s and five par 5s. The club also offers a caddy service, with highly qualified caddies to international standards. Golfers can also visit the golf store to purchase exclusive items and golf clothing. Golf lessons are available for all levels, from beginners to advanced players. Club members also have access to a luxury hotel, spa and dining options. Visitors can book hotel rooms and enjoy the full Trump Doonbeg experience. The club also offers stay and play packages, allowing players to enjoy the course while staying in quality guest rooms. For those wishing to relocate to the area, the club also offers real estate for sale.

This French fishing guide welcomes you to his adopted country and more particularly to the Shannon region, which offers a great diversity of fishing spots. Whatever the time of the year, you will find interesting seasonal fishing. He has been fishing the rivers and lakes of the Shannon for decades and will guide you to the best fishing spots for pike, trout or salmon. There are several options to choose from, from guided trips on the first day only to fully guided trips with transfers from Shannon airport.

Outings for individuals and groups. They offer indoor climbing and archery all year round as well as kayaking, surfing, stand up paddling, boarding, coasteering, zorbing, windsurfing, team challenge, etc., depending on weather conditions and availability. They are also present in Limerick. Their aim is to share their passion for water and adventure sports while respecting nature and the environment. They provide a safe environment with a qualified professional team.

The famous Waterville golf course, known to have welcomed the top golfers for more than a century, is among the top 5 in Ireland and the top 20 or 30 in the world. The quality of the infrastructure of this 18-hole course is impressive. The quality of its green and the splendid panorama on Ballinskelligs Bay make it a stage not to be missed for the impassioned ones of the small white ball. Enthusiasts who play on impeccable lawns, between sand dunes and stretches of bushy moorland. Restaurant and tea room.

Located on the northwest coast of County Kerry, Ireland, Ballybunion Golf Club is a renowned golf complex. Founded in 1893, the club experienced financial difficulties before being saved by an investment in 1906. Since then, the club has offered two unique and highly demanding golf courses. The Ballybunion Old Course, created in 1893 and redesigned in 1926, is considered a golfing monument. The first few holes are relatively affordable, but the spectacular part of the course begins from the 6th hole, with challenges that demand total mastery, especially in strong winds. The Trent Jones Cashen Course, built by American architect Robert Trent Jones, is also a fantastic course, although less well-known than the Old Course. The club also offers services such as a snack bar, proshop, restaurant and conference rooms.

The Adare Golf Club is one of the most beautiful golf courses on the old continent. This superb course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior and opened its doors in 1900. Its reputation quickly allowed it to host prestigious competitions. And it is on this 18-hole course that one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world, the Ryder Cup, will be organized in 2027. Excuse me! It is also possible to enjoy a sumptuous accommodation here, as a 5-star manor house of very beautiful construction adjoins the course.

Founded in 1892 and remodeled by Martin Hawtree at the turn of the millennium, Lahinch Golf Club offers one of the finest courses golfers will find on the Emerald Isle. With the Castle Course and the Old Course, there are beautiful greens on the road between Lahinch and Liscannor that will please the white ball enthusiast. Surrounded by beautiful scenery, nestled between land and sea, the dunes that host the 18-holes of these two courses offer sublime views of the Irish countryside. Remember to book online.