Equality Authority disappointed at Portmarnock decision

One of Ireland’s top golf clubs today won the right to bar women from becoming full members.

Equality Authority disappointed at Portmarnock decision
Fri, 10 Jun, 2005 - 17:31

One of Ireland’s top golf clubs today won the right to bar women from becoming full members.

The High Court ruled Portmarnock Golf Club in Dublin could keep up its men-only tradition under equality laws.

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