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Wedding in Rathsallagh ?

  • 18-04-2013 11:36AM
    #1
    nancy1979
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    Just wondering if anyone out there has been to, or had their wedding in Rathsallagh Co Wicklow?

    I'm getting married next year and looking for a venue in the countryside that's relatively near Dublin.

    Any tips?


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  • #2
    sweetie
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    Rathsallagh is a nice venue but I personally prefer other venues a similar distsance like clonabreany durrow castle and Brooklodge. The main house is a bad shape for smaller weddings and the marquee is nice but then the house is wasted. I've been a guest and the food was above average but ballybeg was better.


  • #3
    Gatica
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    indeed, having visited all of the above was rather impressed with Castle Durrow and Brooklodge (though rather expensive by comparison I'd say).
    Didn't like Rathsallagh personally. Was expecting it to look a little more "maintained" I suppose. It does feel like a little old thatched house in the west where an old lady lives, with log fires and smell of turf. It's cosy, but wouldn't be for a wedding for me.


  • #4
    garhjw
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    I got married in rathsallagh last August. It is amazing. Let me know if you have any questions


  • #5
    mongrel72
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    i attended a wedding in rathsallagh about 6 years ago.it was a lovely venue and the food at the dinner and breakfast next day was exceptional


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