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Wedding Venues

conorbyrneirl · 2008-06-16 14:42:55

Anyone know of any wedding venues in Wicklow and/or Dublin. Something a bit different from the norm?

16-06-2008 2:42pm

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conorbyrneirl

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Anyone know of any wedding venues in Wicklow and/or Dublin. Something a bit different from the norm?

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#2 29-07-2008 10:54pm

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We're also looking for suggestions of good venues in south Dublin/north Wicklow. Any ideas?

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#3 13-08-2008 12:47pm

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Hi

We looked at Tinakilly House in Rathnew Wicklow for a winter wedding, its a fab location looking out to the Irish sea. In the end we decided on Ashford castle.

Good Luck.

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#4 13-08-2008 1:24pm

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I would say Brooklodge which is a very special location but I know a lot of people going there so maybe no unusual enough for you.The esplanade in Bray is right on the sea front so could be perfect too, summerhill house hotel looks lovely. Surf the internet you'll find what you're looking for.

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#5 16-08-2008 9:02pm

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Check out Ballybeg House in Wicklow, its a restored farm and is def something different.

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#6 19-08-2008 7:52am

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There's also the Ritz Carlton and Rathsallagh House

I was at Rathsallagh about a month ago and the place is great.

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