Lahinch Golf Club (Old)

Lahinch is derived from the old Irish name Leithinsi, a half island. The village dates back to the 18th century and grew in popularity thanks to George I, who believed that eating periwinkles and sea-grass was healthy. Golf at Lahinch dates back to 1892. Three local golfers laid out an 18-hole course, assisted by officers of the Scottish Black Watch regiment who were stationed in Limerick at that time. In 1894, was commissioned to make improvements to the…