County Offaly offers couples a selection of wedding venues that cater to different budgets and preferences, from historic castles to modern hotels. With its central location and scenic landscapes, the county provides a charming backdrop for ceremonies and receptions.
High-End Venues
Kinnitty Castle Hotel, a 13th-century Gothic castle in Birr, offers a grand ballroom for up to 200 guests and a medieval banquet hall for intimate gatherings. The castle features lush gardens for outdoor ceremonies, gourmet catering with locally sourced ingredients, and 37 guest rooms for overnight stays.
Gloster House, a Georgian estate near Brosna, provides exclusive use for weddings, with a restored ballroom and manicured lawns for receptions. Its dedicated coordinators offer bespoke planning, and accommodation is available in the main house or nearby cottages.
Mid-Range Venues
Tullamore Court Hotel, located in Tullamore, features the D.E. Williams Suite with floor-to-ceiling windows, accommodating up to 350 guests. Approved for civil ceremonies, it provides tailored wedding packages, a bridal suite, and access to a fitness club with a 20-metre pool, sauna, and gym.
The County Arms Hotel in Birr, a four-star venue, offers the Mulberry Suite for up to 250 guests, with elegant decor and outdoor patios for ceremonies. Couples benefit from experienced coordinators, in-house catering, and discounted guest rooms.
Budget Venues
Dooly’s Hotel in Birr, a historic property dating back to 1747, provides the Cumberland Banqueting Suite for smaller weddings. With flexible catering and a central location, it ensures a warm, personalised experience, with guest accommodation available.
Luker’s Bar in Shannonbridge offers a rustic setting with a private function room for intimate receptions. Its riverside location adds charm, and the venue provides affordable menus and basic decor, making it ideal for relaxed gatherings.
Offaly’s venues, from stately castles to cosy hotels, offer facilities like tailored catering, on-site accommodation, and dedicated planning support. Couples can select a space that suits their style and budget, ensuring a seamless and joyful wedding day.
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