DESTINATIONGOLF . TRAVEL LEINSTER
Leinster is rich in historical landmarks . Kilkenny Castle , a stunning medieval fortress , takes you back in time to Ireland ’ s Norman era . The Rock of Cashel , perched high on a hill , offers breathtaking views and an extensive collection of ancient structures , including a round tower and Cormac ’ s Chapel . Glendalough , nestled in the Wicklow Mountains , is a monastic settlement dating back to the 6th century , surrounded by pristine lakes and hiking trails .
Leinster ’ s landscape is diverse and captivating . County Wicklow , often called the “ Garden of Ireland ,” offer opportunities for hiking , mountain biking , and exploring enchanting forests . The serene Wicklow Way is a longdistance walking trail that showcases the region ’ s natural beauty . For those who prefer coastal views , the Copper Coast Geopark in County Waterford provides an educational adventure with its geological wonders .
Leinster ’ s culinary scene is a reflection of Ireland ’ s evolving food culture . In Dublin , you can savour traditional Irish dishes like coddle and boxty while also exploring international flavours at gourmet restaurants . Kilkenny ’ s Smithwick ’ s Brewery offers tours to learn about Irish brewing traditions , and County Wicklow is known for its artisanal cheeses and locally produced craft beverages .
A sunny day in Glendalough
Throughout the year , Leinster hosts a variety of festivals and events that celebrate its culture and heritage . The Dublin International Film Festival showcases the best in Irish and international cinema . In Kilkenny , the Cat Laughs Comedy Festival brings laughter to the historic streets . The National Ploughing Championships , held in various locations in Leinster , draw crowds to celebrate Ireland ’ s agricultural roots .
Leinster boasts an array of accommodation options , from luxurious hotels in the heart of Dublin to cozy bed-and-breakfasts in picturesque villages . Thanks to its central location and well-connected transport network , exploring Leinster is convenient . Dublin Airport serves as a major gateway , while trains and buses link the province to the rest of Ireland .
Tourism in Leinster offers a kaleidoscope of experiences , from the cosmopolitan allure of Dublin to the tranquil beauty of its countryside . The province invites visitors to immerse themselves in Ireland ’ s rich history , natural wonders , and warm hospitality . Whether you ’ re interested in exploring ancient castles , hiking in pristine wilderness , or indulging in culinary delights , Leinster has something to offer every traveller , making it an essential stop on any journey through the Emerald Isle .
Featured Courses
PLATINUM
9 DRUIDS GLEN 10 K CLUB ( PALMER NORTH ) 12 CO . LOUTH ( BALTRAY ) 13 EUROPEAN CLUB 13 HEADFORT ( NEW ) 13 KILLEEN CASTLE 15 CARLOW 15 MOUNT JULIET
GOLD
17 PALMERSTOWN HOUSE 18 POWERSCOURT ( EAST ) 19 POWERSCOURT ( WEST ) 20 ESKER HILLS 20 TULLAMORE 20 MOUNT WOLSELEY 20 RATHSALLAGH 23 THE HERITAGE 25 ROSSLARE LINKS 26 BUNCLODY 27 MACREDDIN 28 BIRR 30 MULLINGAR 30 NEW FOREST 30 CARTON ( O ’ MEARA ) 30 CARTON ( MONTGOMERIE ) 31 ARKLOW
SILVER
33 WOODENBRIDGE 34 WOODBROOK 34 BLAINROE 34 ROYAL CURRAGH 34 KNIGHTSBROOK 35 BRAY 35 COURTOWN 35 MOYVALLEY 35 DRUIDS HEATH 36 COOLLATTIN 36 WICKLOW 36 TULFARRIS 36 GOWRAN PARK 37 GLASSON 38 NAAS 38 LAYTOWN & BETTYSTOWN 38 DUNDALK 38 SEAPOINT 39 HEADFORT ( OLD ) 39 K CLUB ( PALMER SOUTH ) 39 PORTARLINGTON 39 GREENORE
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