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help, wedding in killarney

  • 10-10-2010 3:10pm
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    itz me
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    hi im planning on having a winter wedding and really want to have it in killarney, has anybody gotten married in killarney and recommend somewhere nice, im from south east so finding it hard to pick somewhere, thanks guys


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  • #2
    00112984
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    I got married in 2008 and had the reception in the Muckross Park hotel. http://www.muckrosspark.com/
    It was lovely, couldn't rate the place highly enough. I know I'm completely biased but I maintain it's the nicest meal I've ever had at a wedding. All of the food was served plated with sides in bowls rather than slopped-up by a waiter from a serving tray which is a pet-hate of mine.

    Maldron is ok for a bigger crowd but food isn't great.

    The Malton (old Great Southern) is gorgeous and again, the food is lovely.

    The Europa has amazing views for photos but awful food.


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    itz me
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    00112984 wrote: »
    I got married in 2008 and had the reception in the Muckross Park hotel. http://www.muckrosspark.com/
    It was lovely, couldn't rate the place highly enough. I know I'm completely biased but I maintain it's the nicest meal I've ever had at a wedding. All of the food was served plated with sides in bowls rather than slopped-up by a waiter from a serving tray which is a pet-hate of mine.

    Maldron is ok for a bigger crowd but food isn't great.

    The Malton (old Great Southern) is gorgeous and again, the food is lovely.

    The Europa has amazing views for photos but awful food.

    I was actually looking at it last week, is there a church near it and somewhere to take nice photos, thanks for any info you've giving


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    Kimono-Girl
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    itz me wrote: »
    I was actually looking at it last week, is there a church near it and somewhere to take nice photos, thanks for any info you've giving


    there is a big church in the middle of the town, as far as i remember its by the junction near the outlet mall....


    it would be about 10 minutes from muckross, and i have to agree even in the winter muckross is once of my favorite place to visit, we do so often, and its so picture-esq whatever the season...


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    00112984
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    itz me wrote: »
    I was actually looking at it last week, is there a church near it and somewhere to take nice photos, thanks for any info you've giving

    Muckross? I didn't get married in a church in the town but there are several. Definitely loads of nice places to take photos. You can head into the Park itself and there's loads of nice trees, the lakes etc. that'd suit.


  • #6
    TimMac
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    A friend of mine got married in the heights during the summer it was very nice.
    There is a big cathedral in the town on the muckross park side its stunning


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  • #7
    teaholic
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    candlelover wrote: »
    there is a big church in the middle of the town, as far as i remember its by the junction near the outlet mall....

    Thats the Friary. Not sure if they do weddings tho..

    I was at a wedding in the Killarney Heights Hotel on the Cork Road in July and it cannot be faulted! Food was amazing, staff were quick, bar was open really late!

    The Church of the Resurection on the Park Road is really nice and the Prince of Peace Church in Fossa is really picturesque.

    A lot of the hotels in town can close during the winter, so you would want to ring and see whats open. Some only open on weekends, but more of them dont open at all.


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