The Great Hall of Malahide Castle has been
the formal Banqueting Room of the Castle since 1475, and
continues to play host to private, exclusive banquets. Guests
dine in what is considered to be one of the most important
mediaeval rooms in Ireland and are entertained by our String
Quartet from the Minstrel’s Gallery.
This very special evening commences with a private tour
of the Castle with its beautiful period furnishings and it’s
extensive collection of Irish portrait paintings, mainly
from the National Gallery of Ireland. Guests may enjoy an
aperitif in the 18th Century Blue Room whilst admiring the
room’s very fine collection of silhouettes and miniature
furniture.
Guests are then led into the Great Hall of Malahide Castle
where a sumptous 6-course Banquet awaits. The evening may
conclude with traditional Irish musicians or with the simplicity
of voice and harp that belongs to the Castle’s renowned
Irish Singer and Harpist. The charm and old-world elegance
of this exclusive Banqueting venue offers a unique experience
that is Malahide Castle.
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The Great Hall of Malahide Castle has been
the formal Banqueting Room of the Castle since 1475, and
continues to play host to private, exclusive banquets. Guests
dine in what is considered to be one of the most important
mediaeval rooms in Ireland and are entertained by our String
Quartet from the Minstrel’s Gallery. 
