BUDA Cup - Mulranny Prologue

[RJ_Daley]

Jeff,  I assume you mean a serve yourself supply of beer and drinks, just leave a psyment some how.  I did not notice that.  But I didn't look in cabinets or drawers either.

It was a rainy winding trip to Belmullet.  Weather may be slightly better tomorrow, so since I walked out a bit in the rain at Mu, ranny a d got a sense of it, I have made a decision to maximize a higher quality golf experience, and made a tee time hefe at Carne for tomorrow, 10:30.  They have me as a single unless I find others.  If the weather was more assured fot the rest of the Buda timeframe, I would do the small Irish town modest 9 hole links among the livestock.  But, a drive back when Carne is right outside of town seems the better choice at this point.  So, if 3 others want to fill this 10:30 foursome, call/text to me tonight, or check in here om PM and I'll look after dinner.

[Rich Goodale]

Josie and I arrived in Mulrannay at 5pm, did the obligatory walk up the hill from the clubhouse to see the whole creation and then checked into the pub at our hotel and found Dai Thomas and his son Bill there scoffing down massive amounts of Irish cuisine.  Had a warm chat and the clouds parted spreading sun all over the links.  The Dais golfed in warm sunshine and Josie and I had another Guinness and then a great meal at a pub up the road (Nivens) and now watching Italy v. France in a freiendly and waiting for the sunset.  The next pint and then bed.


See y'all tomorrow.


Rich

[RJ_Daley]

I am told that Voda phone has dc been out all around Belmullet all day and still is.

[Thomas Dai]

After some rather fine Irish food and a splendid chat with Rich and Josie, son and I did indeed put our Euro's into the Mulranny GC clubhouse honesty box and venture forth onto the links.


I'm not going to say anything about the course itself. All I will say for now is that we both walked off the last green with broad smiles, which is exactly how I anticipate those playing Mulranny tomorrow will react.


I do though have one piece of advice for tomorrow (and for any other future visitors) - make sure you have your cameras with you!


Atb

[Ally Mcintosh]

After some rather fine Irish food and a splendid chat with Rich and Josie, son and I did indeed put our Euro's into the Mulranny GC clubhouse honesty box and venture forth onto the links.


I'm not going to say anything about the course itself. All I will say for now is that we both walked off the last green with broad smiles, which is exactly how I anticipate those playing Mulranny tomorrow will react.


I do though have one piece of advice for tomorrow (and for any other future visitors) - make sure you have your cameras with you!


Atb

Glad you had fun there (again?)... It's quite a special little course.
 
See you at dinner tomorrow all things going well...
 
 

[Ulrich Mayring]

If you mean dinner at the Talbot Hotel, then my wife and I will be there at 8 PMish.

Ulrich

[Ulrich Mayring]

Wow... put me down for Mulranny as a great course to play in high winds. It's completely open, the sheep have eaten everything but the greens.

Ulrich

[Garland Bayley]

Mulrany, way cool!

Now if Google Maps can just figure out where it is.