Headfort Golf Club (Old)

The little market town of Kells is well known for its association with the religious Book of Kells and its collection of Celtic Crosses and other artifacts from the monastic era in Ireland. Not so well known is that the name Kells comes from Kenlis, the anglicized version of the Irish “Ceann Lios,” meaning headfort – which just happens to be the name of the 36-hole golf club outside the town. Formed in 1928, Headfort Golf Club opened its first 9-hole…