About
Our club & our history
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1830-1900
How it all started
Croquet originated in Ireland in the 19th Century and remains popular around the world due to its combination of simplicity and depth.
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1911
Herbert Park
In 1911 Herbert Park was developed into a public park, including the croquet lawns. The park is named after Sidney Herbert (1810-1861), the father of the Earl of Pembroke who, in 1903, offered the site to Pembroke Urban District Council to mark the coming of age of his son Lord Herbert.
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1987 - 2017
Herbert Park Croquet Club
Herbert Park Croquet Club has two full-size lawns and is situated in Herbert Park beside the tennis courts. It is a friendly members club both for established players and those that wish to learn the sport.
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2015
Croquet & the rules.
There are two main versions of croquet : Association and Golf. Both are played in the park. New members of all abilities are welcomed. Membership is just €115 a year giving you full use of all the club's facilities.
