Green Island Releases New Web Presence for The Royal Dublin Golf Club
New web presence for prestigious name in Irish golf.
June 14, 2008
(Dublin, Ireland) Green Island Interactive, a professional internet solutions and consulting company, today released a newly designed web site for The Royal Dublin Golf Club.
Formed in 1885 and receiving its royal designation in 1891, The Royal Dublin Golf Club is steeped in the history and tradition of Irish golf. It has been home to many championships, amateur and professional, with the highlights being three memorable Irish Opens staged from 1983 to 1985.
The new web site, featuring an original design complimenting the Club's identity, has been built on Green Island's Site Caddy framework, meaning the club will not only be able to update almost all aspect of the site, but also sell online, manage member contact details, and communicate with members via e-mail and SMS text message.
"On behalf of everybody at Royal Dublin I would like to express our sincere gratitude for your efforts in delivering such a fantastic website. We were ambitious but the finished product is beyond our expectations. Our site will set new standards for Private Members clubs and I am confident as Treasurer that it will provide a base from which we can develop a more effective marketing program. John, it has been a pleasure for all of us to work with you and we look forward to a closer working relationship with Green Island as we maintain and develop the website over the coming years."
Kieran Howard, Treasurer, The Royal Dublin Golf Club
"It was a pleasure working with Royal Dublin on this project, and their proactive approach to every aspect of the development cycle made our jobs easy. Having built a very solid foundation for the Club's online marketing efforts, we're now looking forward to working with the their team to promote the new site and create a rapid return on their investment."
John Flanagan, CEO, Green Island Interactive
View the new Royal Dublin web site at http://www.theroyaldublingolfclub.com.
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