Portmarnock Resort

once the family home of the Jameson Dynasty

Built upon the original family home of the Jameson whiskey dynasty, Portmarnock Resort sits at the perfect intersection of Irish history and coastal luxury — 131 rooms each with a view of the award-winning links, the original Jameson family gardens, or the Irish Sea.  The on-site spa offers a full menu of treatments including massages, body wraps and aromatherapy, while the fitness centre, beach access and the iconic Jameson Bar round out a property that makes it easy to never leave the grounds — though you’ll want to.  A full Irish breakfast is included daily for all guests, and pre-negotiated replay rates of €150 per round at Jameson Golf Links give players the flexibility to get back out on the course whenever the urge strikes. The 1780 Restaurant serves breakfast and dinner overlooking the gardens , and the Jameson Bar has become a gathering place in its own right — the natural end to any day on the links.
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Just a short drive or a scenic 4km walk along the coastline brings you to Malahide village, one of North Dublin’s most beloved seaside towns, packed with restaurants ranging from traditional Irish to French, Italian and Thai, along with the famous Gibney’s pub.  Malahide Castle — a magnificent 12th century fortress set on over 260 acres with a visitor centre, walled gardens and guided tours — is only minutes away.  Howth, the rugged fishing village renowned for cliff walks, fresh seafood and lively harbour pubs, is a short taxi ride in the other direction.  For a group making the most of Dublin’s north coast, Portmarnock Resort is the ideal base — everything within easy reach, with the best golf in Ireland right outside the door.