A luxurious estate hotel perfectly located to see the very best of what the Kingdom has to offer. Discover the charm, warmth and homey welcome that has become synonymous with Ballygarry Estate Hotel & Spa. This Tralee Hotel has been in the McGillicuddy family for 3 generations, set on 100 acres in the heart of the Kerry countryside overlooking the glorious Sliabh Mish Mountains. The world class facilities at Ballygarry House Hotel include one of Ireland's finest Spa. Nádúr Spa promises a calming retreat, nestled in at the foot of the Kerry Mountains, working in tandem with natural elements, to enhance the calm and peace we all seek. The hotel's warm interior offers plenty of corners to hide away and our beautifully designed rooms and suites promise a restful nights' sleep to all our guests. As one of Ireland's finest hotels, they aim to consistently deliver the highest of service values and standards, whilst maintaining the character and charm which embody their country house hotel.

Nearly every review of the Trident Hotel starts with the amazing location. No surprise seeing that it is situated right on Kinsale Harbour. From the moment you arrive you can see what makes this such a special place. Even with such a scenic location, the Trident Hotel is just 5 minutes walk from the centre of the beautiful harbour town of Kinsale, County Cork. Even the casual visitor to Kinsale will be captivated by its beautiful setting.. with the long waterfront, narrow winding streets, colourful shops, galleries & cafes and it's picturesque, bustling harbour.. Kinsale will capture your imagination!

From its distinctive architecture to its effortless service and genuine hospitality, The Great Southern Killarney - has been a favourite retreat for over 150 years. Where else are you going to find 6 acres of gardens in the centre of a bustling town? We are located in Killarney town centre. Complimentary car parking is provided for all guests and for added convenience we are right beside the railway station. The hotel provides complimentary Broadband internet access in the public areas, meeting rooms and in the conference and banqueting centre.

The Killarney Avenue Hotel has an idyllic setting. It overlooks our famous National Park and is situated in the heart of downtown Killarney. Whether you are golfing, sightseeing, touring or just shopping, we have without a doubt, the perfect holiday location. The hotel offers all the modern comforts that you would expect in a superior hotel and a little more.

The Killarney Park hotel offers 5 star luxury accommodation in Killarney, with each spacious room overlooking either the hotel gardens, mountains beyond or the historic town of Killarney with the church and cathedral steeples in the background. Room amenities at this Killarney accommodation include air conditioning, complimentary internet access, plasma television, marble bathrooms, plush robes, slippers and an in room safe. With such luxury as standard there is no wonder why the Killarney Park is considered as one of the finest hotels Kerry has to offer. As one of the finest 5 Star Killarney Hotels there is an option to choose between classical splendour and contemporary style rooms. Five star features and amenities are standard throughout along with that essential Irish element that befits any stay with us - a truly warm and friendly welcome at one of the premier 5 star hotels in Ireland. Relax in comfort and style in this Killarney accommodation, one of the most luxurious Killarney hotels. Book your break at one of the finest hotels in Killarney online today.

Par 71, yardage 6,651. The Old Course at Ballybunion is one of the most popular courses in the whole of Ireland. American visitors in particular just love the course and five-time Open Champion Tom Watson is a self-confessed fan of Ballybunion. Established in 1893, the course was extended to 18 holes in 1926. Due to the threat of coastal erosion - it is set in sandhills alongside the Atlantic Ocean - the order of the holes was changed in the early 1970s and you now actually start on the old 14th. Visitors to Ballybunion will undergo a stiff test from start to finish, with the 11th hole, in particular, being a potential card-wrecker. Visitors are welcome on weekdays, while a state-of-the-art clubhouse offers first-class facilities. Maximum handicap: 24 men, 30 women.

Par 72, yardage 6,306. The 'second' course at Ballybunion was designed by Robert Trent Jones and is every bit as good as its big brother. There are some who go as far to say that the Cashen Course is even more dramatic and challenging than the Old Course. It certainly has higher dunes than the Old and some of the carries from the tee are demanding, to say the least. The Cashen Course finishes with two par-5s, the second of which stretches to a whopping 612 yards. The two courses share the same clubhouse and, as you'd expect at a place which is so well known all over the world, you can expect the warmest of welcomes at Ballybunion. Maximum handicap: 24 men, 30 women.

Par 71, yardage 6,799. The great Arnold Palmer was involved in designing Tralee Golf Club and, boy, is it a gem! Palmer had always wanted to design a course on the Emerald Isle and that chance came in the early 1980s, the American star working with Ed Seay to create this links masterpiece. There are some great holes on the course, notably the second, which runs along the clifftops, and the third, which has been likened to the famous seventh hole at Pebble Beach. Visitors can play at Tralee without restrictions during the week. On Saturday, they can only start between 11 AM and 1:30 PM while Sunday is out altogether. Maximum handicap: 28 men, 36 women.

Par 72, yardage 7,121. The incredible Old Head Golf Links, which is situated approx. 25 miles south of Kinsale in Co. Cork, is built on a 220-acre diamond of land which juts out over two miles into the Atlantic. The promontory is almost an island with numerous caves running beneath your feet as you play the course. The links and practice area occupy 180 acres and the remaining 40 acres of unspoiled cliff frame the course and rise in places to over 300 feet. With a minimum of six tees on every hole, the course provides a stern test to the touring pro and high handicapper alike. Nine holes play along the cliff tops, and all 18 holes provide stunning ocean views. Maximum handicap: 24 men, 36 women.

Par 72, yardage 7,225. It is hard to believe that Waterville Golf Club was only built in 1973. It's the type of place you feel that has been there forever. Jack Mulcahy, an Irish-born American, had the vision for this links gem and, after returning to Ireland to live, he handed the task of designing the course to the legendary Eddie Hackett. His creation is widely regarded as one of the top links courses in the world and Americans in particular flock to Waterville in the thousands every year. While the front nine is good, the inward half is even better and make sure you take a minute or two to enjoy the view of Mulcahy's Peak at the par-3 17th. Yes, it is easy to see why this place is so popular.