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We are delighted to share that Ballyvolane House has been featured in HTSI in the Financial Times, in Cliodhna Prendergast’s segment on the world’s best hotel breakfasts.

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Wild Things at Ballyvolane House: A Guided Biodiversity Walk Through Gardens, Woods & Lakes

Justin Green will host a guided walk through the gardens, woods and estate at Ballyvolane House as part of National Biodiversity Week. The tour will explore the estate’s rich natural habitats, including woodlands, lakes, birdlife, pollinators, amphibians and Ballyvolane’s much-loved red squirrels.

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We are delighted to share that Ballyvolane House has been featured in The Sunday Times Ireland’s 100 Best Places to Stay 2026, appearing in the paper’s “10 Bells & Whistles” selection - a roundup celebrating standout stays where thoughtful extras, warm service and memorable details elevate the guest experience. The annual guide was published as part of The Sunday Times travel coverage of Ireland’s best hotels for 2026

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As spring begins to unfold, we are reopening after our usual winter hibernation and we are looking forward to the months ahead - in this dispatch we have availability for short stays (B&B) and private house rentals, a ‘save the date’ for Love Is A Stranger this summer in July, a note on Historic Houses of Ireland, and a reminder that Ballyvolane remains a wonderfully versatile setting for film and photo shoots.

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Film & Photo Shoots at Ballyvolane 📸 Ballyvolane House has become a sought-after location for film and photo shoots - and it’s easy to see why…

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Just before Christmas, we said goodbye to my father, Jeremy Green - Jer, Dad, Papa - whose life and spirit shaped this house and estate in ways that will endure for generations…

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We’re delighted that Ballyvolane House has been included in the Irish Examiner’s 100 Best Places to Stay 2025.

Huge thanks to Jillian Bolger and Thom Breathnach for the gorgeous write-up celebrating our country-house charm, convivial communal dining, glorious gardens and Bertha’s Revenge Gin.

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Ballyvolane House - winner of the Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh / Intangible Cultural Heritage Award

National Heritage Week Awards 2025

Ballyvolane House has been named the winner of the Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh / Intangible Cultural Heritage Award at the National Heritage Week Awards 2025, held at the Museum of Modern Art, Kilmainham, Dublin on 17th October.

The award celebrates outstanding projects that promote and preserve Ireland’s living traditions and cultural heritage. Ballyvolane House was honoured for its event “Celebrating Irish Road Bowling at Ballyvolane House”, held during National Heritage Week 2025.

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