County Clare offeers a selection of venues for weddings. Couples can select from options across different price points with facilities to suit their needs.
High-end venues.
- Dromoland Castle in Newmarket-on-Fergus stands on a 500-acre estate. It offers rooms and suites, gardens for ceremonies, banquet halls for up to 300 guests, spa facilities, golf course, and exclusive hire options.
- Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Doonbeg overlooks the Atlantic. It supplies reception spaces, ocean views, accommodation in suites and lodges, golf facilities, and tailored dining.
- Gregans Castle Hotel faces the Burren landscape. It provides intimate ceremony areas, reception rooms for smaller gatherings, on-site bedrooms, and fine dining options.
Mid-range venues.
- The Inn at Dromoland sits on the Dromoland estate grounds. It features banquet rooms for up to 220 guests, access to estate views, guest accommodation, and leisure facilities.
- Hotel Woodstock near Ennis includes golf and spa services. It has reception suites for up to 400 guests, tailored menus, and on-site lodging.
- Armada Hotel in Spanish Point offers coastal positions. It supplies spaces for gatherings, Atlantic views, ceremony options, and hotel rooms.
Budget venues.
- Old Ground Hotel in Ennis occupies a central town location. It provides banquet facilities, ceremony spaces, catering menus, and guest rooms.
- Falls Hotel & Spa in Ennistymon borders river surroundings. It includes reception areas, spa access, grounds for photographs, and accommodation.
- Temple Gate Hotel in Ennis delivers suites in a historic setting. It offers ceremony and reception spaces with tailored packages.
These venues include ceremony areas, reception halls, catering, and accommodation to assist with wedding arrangements.
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