Latest News & Events
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Alternative Valentine’s Dinner, Friday 14th February 2025
Join us on Friday 14th February 2025, for an Alternative Valentine’s Dinner. Perfect for couples, groups of friends, siblings and anyone else looking to celebrate with a night out at Ballyvolane House this Valentine’s. We will be hosting a long-table dinner where guests will sit together in the beautiful dining room of Ballyvolane house, and enjoy a 4 course meal.
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Craicly Stories at Ballyvolane House - Thursday, 22nd May 2025
CRAICLY is a storytelling group that pops up in atmospheric, unique venues all over Ireland. Combining places and people, CRAICLY uses storytelling, and the sharing of true stories and experiences to help bring us together…and to have some craic doing it! CRAICLY STORIES returns to Ballyvolane House on Thursday, 22nd May 2025. Hope you can join us!
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King Charles III’s Favourite Hotels
As London prepares for King Charles III’s coronation on 6th May, as if anyone could ever forget. But one needn’t line up along the Mall to mark the moment in style. Instead, why not flee the madness and escape to one of his favorite hotels around the world?
Ballyvolane House was featured in this article in Airmail ‘Sleeping Around’ by Katie Bowman. We fondly remember his stay at Ballyvolane House in 2018.
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Justin elected as new Chair of Historic Houses of Ireland
Historic Houses of Ireland is delighted to announce that Justin Green of Ballyvolane House has been elected as its new chairman. Our heartfelt thanks to outgoing chairman, Thomas Cosby of Stradbally Hall, who oversaw impressive growth in the organisation during his six-year tenure.
Justin will be responsible for focusing the board’s activities on strategic matters, overseeing the association’s business, and setting high governance standards.
Together with his fellow board members, he will also continue to oversee and support CEO Jonathan Manning’s efforts to grow our membership, fundraise and pursue HHI’s objectives.
Historic Houses of Ireland is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the preservation of privately owned Irish architectural heritage.
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Irish Country Magazine - Travel Feature by Elle Gordon
Lovely travel feature by Elle Gordon about Ballyvolane House in Irish Country Magazine October 2024 edition.
“One of the standout moments was their incredible dining experience. We opted to avail of their communal dining which meant guests are all seated at the same long dining table. It was informal, totally relaxed, and hilarious evening as we got to know one another, swapped stories, roared laughing, and enjoyed every sumptuous bite of the four-course tasting menu.”
Thanks Elle!
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Ballyvolane House Autumn Dispatch
Lots of exciting news and events coming up in the weeks ahead…
- Faulty Towers The Dining Experience returns.
- Historic Houses of Ireland - An Autumn School.
- Santa Experience and Christmas Market at Ballyvolane House.
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Ballyvolane House winner Best ‘Small Stay’ Country House - Georgina Campbell Irish Food & Hospitality Awards 2024
We are chuffed to bits that Ballyvolane House was awarded best ‘Small Stay’ Country House at the Georgina Campbell @irelandguide Irish Food & Hospitality Awards 2024 🏆 in Dublin. The awards highlight the resilience, determination and collaborative spirit of those working through a very challenging time in the hospitality industry.
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Historic Houses of Ireland - An Autumn School
From Surviving to Thriving: Practical Insights for a Vibrant Future in Irish Tourism for Privately-owned Historic Houses!
Join us on Wednesday, October 23rd for ‘Historic Houses - An Autumn School’, a gathering of thinkers, speakers, listeners and enthusiasts of Ireland’s privately-owned built heritage. Be part of charting a course for a thriving future both at the centre of rural Irish tourism and as a compelling ambassador for Ireland Inc. All welcome!
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The Gloss Magazine ‘This Is Where Ireland’s Top Hoteliers Stay On Holiday’ by Penny McCormick
“They look after fabulous properties and have a keen eye for detail, service and style, so where do some of Ireland’s top hoteliers and general managers holiday?”
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