Fr.
Enda Glynn: A Century of Golf At Lahinch 1892-1992. Home of
the South of Ireland Championship and National Championship
on a regular basis. A
world class links designed by Tom Morris and tweeked by Alister
McKenzie.
2.
Steven
Reid : Get to the Point at the County Sligo Golf Club 1991.
An Introduction to the Links of the County Sligo Golf Club
and the Origins of the Club. Published By Oakleaf Publications
Limited Edition (500). Foreward By: Peter Dobereiner. The
near permanent Home of the West of Ireland Championship
3.
Cyril
Dunne : A History of Golf in Bray 1997 {ISBN
0 9530578 0 1}
4.
J.L.
(Ian) Bamford : Royal Portrush Golf Club A History 1888-1988
5.
David
Guiney : 1890-1990 - 100 years of Golf At Sutton : A History
of Sutton Golf Club. He once said of this book 'Centenaries
drive me out of my mind - this one damn nearly did. I prefer
Golden Jubilees'
6.
George
Cunningham : Roscrea Golf Club 1892-1992 (Slipcase). This
was probably a limited edition presentation copy. A more
common version with a pictorial card cover w/o dw was also published.
[Roscrea]
7.
Dermot
J. Russell : Cork Golf Club 1888-1988
8.
T.M.
Healy : Portmarnock Golf Club 1894-1994
9.
Larry
Magee (ed.) : Lurgan Golf Club 1893-1993
10.
Marcus
Webb & John Briggs (ed.) : On Carrickmines Hill - The Story
of Carrickmines Golf Club 1900-2000. In the recently published
book 'John Montague's company: A Choosen Life' the author recalls
a discussion he has with Samuel Beckett on a cure for sleepless
nights to which Beckett says he just goes through the eighteen
holes at Carrickmines whether this bears testimony to his love
of golf or the course's narcotic qualities course I can't say
but would guess the former.
11.
St.
Anne's Jubilee Committee : St. Anne's Golf Club Jubilee Year
1921-1996 - A History of the First Seventy Five Years
12.
J.Hendren
: The Knock Golf Club Limited A History 1895-1982 {D&M
55920}
13.
John
L O'Hare : County Armagh Golf Club 1893-1993
14.
Michaél
MacSweeney : Galway Golf Club 1895-1995
15.
John
Hanna : Malone Golf Club 1895-1995 A History
16.
Dooks
100 years of Golf
17.
Charlie
Mulqueen : County Louth Golf Club - The Baltray Century 1892-1992
18.
William
R.M. O'Doherty Murphy : A Century of Golf on The Island 1890-1990
19.
Alan
S. Watson : The First Hundred Years, A History of the Royal
Belfast Golf Club 1881-1981 {D&M 77720}
20.
Harry
McCaw and Brum Henderson : Royal County Down Golf Club - The
First Century 1988
21.
John
Redmond : Ballybunion Golf Club an illustrated centenary history
1893-1993
22.
Liam
Browne : The Royal Dublin Golf Club 1885-1985 {D&M
47060}
23.
Kath
Stewart-Moore : Royal Portrush Ladies - a backward glance
Philip
Cullivan : A Century of Golf - The history of Co. Cavan
Golf Club
28.
Tom
MacAteer : Warrenpoint Golf Club A History 1893-1993
29.
Richard
J. Mullins : Portarlington Golf Club A History 1908-1987
30.
Kilkenny
Golf Club Centenary Year 1896-1996
31.
William
H. Gibson : Curragh Golf Club Centenary 1883-1983
32.
Greystones
Golf Club Centenary 1895-1995
33.
Paul
MacWeeney: Woodbrook Golf Club 1926 50th. Anniversary Year 1976
{D&M 61380}
34.
Pat
Ruddy : The European Club at Brittas Bay, Wicklow, Ireland -
Yearbook & Guide to the Links
35.
Great
Southern Railways : Parknasilla Co. Kerry New Golf Links 1929
36.
Open
mixed foursomes Golden Jubilee Milltown Golf Club
37.
Albert
W.K. Colmer and Ivor D.Ray : History of the Ardglas Castle and
Ardglas Golf Club 1982
38.
Delgany
Golf Club 75th Anniversary 1908-1983
39.
John
Egan : Castlebar Golf Club 1910-1985
40.
A.C.Jones:
The Royal County Down Golf Club 1970 {D&M 58330}
41.
Massereene
Golf Club 1895-1995A
History by Dr. John A Logan Designed and Printed W&G Baird
Ltd pictorial card cover 151 pgs Published 1995
42.
Paul
McWeeney : Milltown Golf Club Golden Jubilee 1981 {D&M
63160}
43.
Portmarnock
Golf Club 1939
44.
Royal
Dublin Golf Club 1885-1963. This very rare
booklet was auctioned by oldgolfauctions in October 2002 at
their golf histories auction and it sold for Stg£ (TBA)
Alicia
St. Ledger: Monkstown Golf Club 1908-1983 Published Monkstown,
Ireland: Privately Printed Illustrated Wraps. While deciding
on suitable leisure attractions for the Monkstown area the idea
of a golf club was hatched and Peter O'Hare from Skerries but
acting as professional for Greenore prepared the initial nine
hole layout with the assistance of J. Brown the Little Island
professional. The course and clubhouse originally consisted
of the grounds of Monsktown castle and the castle itself, it
remained this way until 1968 when the golf club was moved to
new lands and with it an eighteen hole course was developed
by Tom Carey. The great Jimmy Bruen played much of his golf
at Monkstown who also counted Thomas Egan the 1951 Irish Close
Champion as a "Monkstonian".
49.
Cornelius
F. Smith: Stillorgan Park Golf Club : A brief History, 1908-1917
Published By Foxrock & District Local History Club [Dublin]
1982 16p.
