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Average Registered User Rating: 
5.00 (out of 5)
Number of review: 1 Reviews
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Review by
Richard
(date: 16-Jun-2011)
Subject: Member
Comment: The Course itself is truly one of the gems in North Co Dublin .
The Greens are one of trickest I have ever played .
Unlike a lot of Courses each Hole is totally different .
The Views are spectular as the Course is situated on the highest point of North Co-Dublin
The Club House is new and Modern with all the facilities one requires .
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