Built for Captain Halpin, Commander of the Great Eastern, which laid the transatlantic telegraphic cables, Tinakilly is now a luxury hotel and restaurant. Elegant antique furnishings augment the classical Victorian-Italianate architecture.
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| At Tinakilly all wedding receptions take place in the main house. We can cater for a maximum of 90 guests and as little as 2 guests. The number of guests will determine the dining room required and also the table plan.
The Halpin Room boasts a stunning sea view to the east of the house, along with exquisite Victorian architechture. French doors give direct access to the rose garden and large bay windows flood this room with an abundance of natural light. Dining in the Halpin offers you and your guests an experience to remember.
The splendid food, luxurious accommodation and romantic gardens all combine to make Tinakilly Country House & Restaurant the perfect venue for your special day.
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| The elegant bedrooms reflect the Victorian period and also provide all modern comforts. The period rooms of the west wing feature four-poster and half tester canopy beds. In the east wing, most of the antique appointed Junior Suites and Captain Suites offer breathtaking views over the Irish Sea whilst the remainder offer sweeping views of the gardens. Or, for sheer indulgence, enjoy the sumptuous Admiral's State Room.
The award-winning kitchen prides itself on the fine blend of modern and traditional cuisine. Fresh fish, game and Wicklow lamb are provided locally and Tinakilly's own herb gardens supply the kitchen. The award-winning wine list features not only the traditional Bordeaux and Burgundies, but also a broad range of exciting new world wines, which give the cellar a truly international flavour and offers the perfect compliment to your meal. |
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