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Getting Here

Corballis Links Golf Club is situated just 10 minutes drive from Dublin Airport and only 30 minutes from the city centre. It’s also accessible by public transport.

Airports

Dublin Airport

It’s just over 15 minutes by car from the airport to Corballis Links, using the M1 motorway most of the way.

Belfast International Airport

In less than two hours you can be in Corballis from Belfast, via main roads and motorways.

Shannon Airport

Travelling from Shannon Airport to Corballis Links takes just over two and a half hours by car. The route is served by the national and motorway network making the club easily accessible from the County Clare airport.

Ireland West Airport

Travelling from Knock to Corballis Links is easy, via the national road and motorway network, in less than three hours by car.

Cork Airport

The route from Cork to Corballis is served by the motorway network, making the journey a direct one, taking under three hours by car.

Public Transport

There are a number of public transport options available in the Donabate area. One of the easiest ways to get to Corballis Links is to get a train to Donabate and get a taxi for the five minute drive from the station. For timetables and information check out irishrail.ie.

You can also use the bus service to get here; Take Dublin Bus routes 41 or 41C from central Dublin to Swords Pavilions, then transfer to the Go-Ahead Ireland 33B bus toward Donabate/Portrane, where you can take a taxi to Corballis Links.

The 33D bus from Eden Quay in the city centre operates a direct route to Donabate Village twice a day, during peak hours which will also bring you to Donabate Village.

It’s about a 30 minute walk to the club from the centre of Donabate, so many people opt for taking a taxi from the village.

For information on bus times and routes visit Transport for Ireland.