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Wedding venues in Dublin

Dublin venues solve the guest problem before it starts: everyone can fly in, taxi out and walk to the after-party. The trade-off is space, city venues run tighter than country estates, so capacity is the first question to ask on every enquiry. The list below runs from castle to Georgian townhouse to glass-and-steel docklands.

Clontarf Castle Hotel entrance and towerDublin

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Clontarf Castle Hotel

An actual castle fifteen minutes from the city centre, which sounds impossible until you drive up to it. Medieval walls outside, plush modern hotel inside, and a banquet hall that makes speeches feel like a state occasion.

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Radisson Blu Royal Hotel

Tucked off Golden Lane near the castle, a dependable city-centre base with modern function rooms and everything your guests need within a few streets.

St. Helen's house, Booterstown, seen from the rear gardensDublin

Radisson Blu St. Helen's

An 18th-century mansion in Stillorgan with formal gardens and the Dublin mountains behind. The country-house wedding without leaving the city, ten minutes from town when traffic behaves.

The Royal Marine Hotel in Dun LaoghaireDublin

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Royal Marine Hotel

A Victorian seafront hotel in Dun Laoghaire with lawns running towards the harbour. Sea air, period grandeur, and a short stroll to the pier for photos between courses.

The Gibson Hotel at Point Village, DublinDublin

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The Gibson Hotel

Beside the 3Arena in the docklands, modern and glassy with terraces over the city. Practical too: big rooms, easy transport, and nobody gets lost finding it.

The Marker Hotel seen across Grand Canal DockDublin

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The Marker Hotel

Grand Canal Dock's design statement, with a rooftop bar looking over the city and the mountains. The venue for couples whose Pinterest board says architectural rather than romantic.

The Georgian townhouse facade of The Merrion HotelDublin

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The Merrion Hotel

Four Georgian townhouses opposite government buildings, with a garden between them and one of the country's best art collections on the walls. Quiet luxury, in the literal sense: it never shouts.

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The Morrison

A design hotel on the north quays looking across the Liffey. Sharp, modern spaces that suit a city wedding with no top table and a DJ instead of a band. Part of the DoubleTree by Hilton family.

The Shelbourne Hotel facade on St Stephen's GreenDublin

The Shelbourne

Dublin's grande dame on St Stephen's Green, hosting society weddings since 1824. The ballroom, the address and the doormen do half the work of impressing your guests before the ceremony starts.

The Westin hotel building on Westmoreland Street, DublinDublin

The Westin Dublin

A former bank on College Green, and the old banking hall ceiling is the reason to book: marriage vows under gilded plasterwork, two minutes from Trinity for the photos.

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