MCG Golf Travel: Organizing Golf Vacations to Ireland is Their Specialty
MCG Golf Travel has announced the launch of their new Web site, golfirelandmcg.com. Users can now plan the perfect golf vacation to Ireland, from the comfort of their home.
Cavan, Ireland (PRunderground) June 18, 2008 – MCG Golf Travel, the company known around the world for organizing golf vacations to Ireland, has announced the launch of their new Web site golfirelandmcg.com. The site, which was developed by the SEO consultants at SeoConsultant.ie, will provide users with details on everything from the different golf courses available to transportation.
“When someone books their trip through MCG Golf Travel, we do the hard work for them,” says CEO Michelle McGreevy. “We take the steps necessary to guarantee our clients enjoy every moment of their vacation to Ireland.”
Perhaps the hardest choice clients must make is where they will sleep, eat, and play. With more than 30 golf courses to choose from, Ireland boasts some of the world’s most sought after greens anywhere. Travelers can choose to stay in accommodations ranging from a quaint bed and breakfast to a five-star luxury hotel.
“While our tours focus on the golf courses of Ireland, there are plenty of things for non-golfers to do during their stay that will leave them with a lifetime of happy memories,” says McGreevy.
For more information on how you can book your own golf vacation to Ireland, please visit: www.golfirelandmcg.com
About MCG Golf Travel:
Established in 2002, MCG Golf Travel has fast become a popular choice of tour company for many golfing enthusiasts around the globe. At the helm is CEO, Michelle McGreevy, herself a former plus two handicapper and Irish Senior International golfer.
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CONTACT INFORMATION:
Michelle McGreevy
michelle@mcggolftravel.com
+353 (0) 49 4365454
http://www.golfirelandmcg.com
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