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Wedding Locations

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  • #2
    Big Nelly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,613 ✭✭✭Big Nelly


    anyone????


  • #3
    SeekUp
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    Can't really help you, as I've never been to a wedding in either, but Barberstown Castle certainly looks lovely . . .


  • #4
    Big Nelly
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    ??


  • #5
    eddie73
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    Howdy bignelly.

    AS a musician who has played in both venues, I can only qualify an answer regarding the function rooms.

    The Marriott is a nice place to go for a spa break.

    Barberstown Castle has a very stylish and intimate (not too small) function room, and holds a very good atmosphere. If there is 200+ at the wedding, consider the Marriott.

    I dont know about the food in either place but for location, setting and style, I would prefer Barberstown Castle.


  • #6
    seamus
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    Been at a wedding in Barberstown. Fantastic venue, great staff, great food.

    The dining room itself is in a T-shape. So if you have a lot of guests (> 180), you may have a couple of tables occupying either arm of the T, which isn't ideal but it's not a major problem either.
    The shape of the room does allow people to escape from the music and dancefloor if they want to.

    Weather was unbelievable when I was there, so that might influence me a bit :D


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  • #7
    Big Nelly
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    seamus wrote: »
    Been at a wedding in Barberstown. Fantastic venue, great staff, great food.

    The dining room itself is in a T-shape. So if you have a lot of guests (> 180), you may have a couple of tables occupying either arm of the T, which isn't ideal but it's not a major problem either.
    The shape of the room does allow people to escape from the music and dancefloor if they want to.

    Weather was unbelievable when I was there, so that might influence me a bit :D

    Yeah been to Barberstown 2-3 times already to look at room, looks lovely and area is beautiful but its alot more expensive


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