The City Hall, Central Dublin

1500

No hot catering

No weddings

One of Ireland 's most prestigious addresses is reborn as a distinctive business and conference venue.

Sympathetically restored and completely modernized, No. 6 Kildare Street, at the very heart of Dublin city, is now the perfect venue for conferences, presentations, events and meetings.

Royal College of Physicians, Kildare Street 

CORRIGAN HALL
• 195 seated dining
• 250 standing
LIBRARY
• 60 seated dining
• 95 standing

The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland was granted a Charter on 11th February 1784. This Charter gave the College the power to control the practice of surgery and to make provision for surgical education.

 Prior to that time the surgeons were grouped with the barbers and the Barbers Surgeons Guild. The founders had no premises so the earliest meeting was held in the boardroom of the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin . The College flourished from the very start and in 1810 moved to its present location at the corner of York Street facing St Stephen's Green

 Royal College of Surgeons

Stephens Green

Accessed through Goat Castle on Castle Street, Dalkey, this castle is one of seven original towerhouses of Dalkey which dates from 1429. At that time, Dalkey acted as the main port for Dublin. You can view the Murder Hole, Machicolation and other medieval features. The Victorian interventions on the Towerhouse are an interesting feature. From the battlements there is a splendid view of the surrounding town, sea and mountains.

Dalkey Castle

• 60 seated dining
• 95 standing

A grand 1770s town house restored by porcelain expert Desiree Shortt and once the home of Oscar Wilde's tutor John Pentland Mahaffy.

Mahaffy House

40 sit down

80 standing

Drimnagh Castle

 see link

60  sit down

Dublin Castle

Dublinia 

 150  sit down

Freemasons Hall

150  sit down

 A grand 1770s town house

90 Merrion Sq

Reception capacity 80, Dinner 50.

 Guinness Storehouse - Gravity Bar

35 North Great George’s Street

James Joyce Centre

40 sit down

80 standing

Old Jameson Distillery

Leixlip Castle

60-80

Newtown House, Blackrock

80

Henrietta St

Municipal Gallery

National Concert Hall

National Gallery

Newman House

RDS

Rotunda PillarRoom

 60

Trinity

Tailor's Hall

The Tailor's Hall, dating from 1796 and the only remaining guild hall in Dublin.

90

Writers Museum

Kilruddery House

 Home to the Brabazon Family (the Earls of Meath) since 1618 Killruddery House is the most successful Elizabethan-Revival mansion in Ireland and also one of the earliest. In the 1820s the 10th Earl engaged the fashionable architects of the day - Richard Morrison and his son William - to remodel Killruddery. In the 1950s the house was greatly reduced to its present day proportions, but much of the Morrisons' design and architecture still remain. Killruddery is unique in having the most extensive early formal gardens, still in their original style, surviving in Ireland, largely laid out in the 17th century and added to in the 19th century. The gardens at Killruddery are the oldest in Ireland and are amongst the most important of their type.

 80 sit down

Dublin’s most exclusive, private venue.   

Overlooking the River Liffey in the heart of the city, Number 10 is superbly located on the Quays beside the Morrison Hotel and opposite the Clarence Hotel.

This magnificently furnished Georgian House is privately owned and available only to one client at a time. This ensures complete privacy, superb service and the highest level of attention to detail.

Number 10 is perfect for all types of events including Corporate Dinners, Incentive programs, Birthday Parties, Meetings, Product Launches, Weddings, Art Exhibitions and as a location for photo shoots.

150 reception