Killeen Castle

住所

Killeen Road, Ireland

ゴルフコースについて

Located only 30mins from Dublin city and Dublin airport, home to a championship Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. Regularly voted Best Parkland Course in the greater Dublin area, and is certainly one of Jack’s finest creations. Host venue of the 2025 Irish Challenge, and previous tournaments such as the Solheim Cup, Ladies Irish Opens, and multiple PGA events. This world class golf course is a magnificent test of golf, showcasing modern golfing excellence in terms of design and presentation.

設計者Jack Nicklaus Signature Course
コースタイプParkland
ホール18
パー72

料金一覧

	通常料金	週末料金
タイプ	Standard	Standard
Greenfee, 18ホール	EUR 120	EUR 150

施設

カート
キャディ
ロッカールーム
アプローチ練習場
ドライビングレンジ
クラブレンタル
ゴルフレッスン
ロッカー
バンカー練習場
プロショップ
手引きカート
パッティンググリーン
レセプションホール
レストラン

Killeen Castleについてもっと読む

For over eight hundred years, Killeen Castle has stood as a silent sentinel in the heart of Royal Meath, ancient home to the High Kings of Ireland.

The history of Killeen Castle dates back over eight hundred years to 1181, when it was built by Hugh de Lacy as part of the strategic castle defence system for north Leinster. From 1403 until the 1950's, the castle acted as the seat of the Plunkett family, Earls of Fingall, amongst the oldest of the great Anglo-Irish families. From the late seventeenth to the late eighteenth centuries, Killeen Castle became dilapidated, due to the enforced absence of the Earls following the various uprisings and natural unrest.

In the early nineteenth century the 8th and 9th Earls engaged renowned architects, Francis Johnson and then James Sheil to modernise the castle creating the design for the building which stands today.

The 12th and last Earl of Fingall sold the Castle in 1951 and the estate was then run by its owners as a stud farm. In 1981 Killeen Castle fell victim to fire, and lay dormant and in ruins until 1997 when Snowbury Ltd purchased the castle and its grounds, with a vision to create the magnificent estate that exists today.