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A Course Called Ireland

A Course Called Ireland

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A Course Called Ireland

2026

1 Seasons

6 Episodes

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Bill Murray and friends go on an unpredictable road trip around the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, playing their way across some of the island’s most legendary golf courses.

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Stellify Media

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Bill Murray

Bill Murray

Self

Tom Coyne

Self

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