All at Portumna Golf Club would like to wish the best of luck to Sam Murphy, teeing off in the Hotel Planner Irish Challenge 2026 which starts tomorrow in Killeen Castle. Sam will be teeing off at 2:25pm Thursday and 9:10am Friday. The 2026 Irish Challenge, played at Killeen Castle, will see 156 of the […]
Congratulations to Mike Carty and his JB Carr team on winning the Connacht Final. Fantastic achievement from all involved! The Semi Finals and Finals are hosted by Woodenbridge Golf Club and will take place on the 5th and 6th of September. Back row:John Cleary, Mick McGivern, Ger Brehony, Frank Hynes, Dermot Egan, Mattie Kenny, Matt […]
The 2026 AIG Irish Men’s Amateur Close Championship takes place at Portumna Golf Club in County Galway, Ireland. The prestigious national tournament runs from Thursday, August 13, to Saturday, August 15, 2026
We received some very good news today that our ranking in Golf Ireland top 100 golf courses has risen to No 45, great to be inside the top 50 and great to be still the number 1 parkland course in Connaught.
Congrats Sam from everyone at Portumna Golf Club. A remarkable way to open the season by winning 2026 Ein Bay open in his very first start on the Alps Tour.
Despite the cold weather conditions, a fine crowd turned out for the annual Captains and President drive in. Wishing Dermot, Georgina and James all the best for the year ahead.
All at Portumna Golf club would like to wish Sam Murphy the best of luck and good golf as he begins life on the Alps Tour in March.
At a recent awards ceremony in Knightsbrook, Club Captain Dermot O’Brien and Club President James O’Meara accepted the Golfers Guide to Ireland Award on behalf of Portumna Golf Club.
Team 1: Sadie Tierney, Martina Harpur, Georgina Chambers. Team 2: Carmel Whelan (President), Pauline McEvoy, Loretto O’Grady. The Senior Women’s Golf Society (SWGS) All Ireland Finals took place in Edenmore Golf Club, Co. Down on Monday the 10th of August with 37 Teams from four provinces participating. Portumna was represented by two teams (named above) […]
Lime kilns form part of Ireland’s rich industrial heritage and are widely distributed throughout the landscape. Lime has been produced for thousands of years and was in great demand for the building of castles, churches and towns. This lime kiln and dwelling, most likely dates from the 18th century and was constructed to produce lime […]
