Orlagh House, Dublin, Co Dublin

Orlagh Country House, a former Augustinian retreat, is being lovingly restored following its acquisition in 2017. Sleeping 27, the house is ideal for family special occasions, weddings, private or corporate parties. There are over 14 bedrooms, some en suite, but all with WHB or access to showers/WCs.

Orlagh (pronounced Orla, meaning in Gaelic Hill of Gold) is a large house on large mature grounds. The house comprises beautifully arranged and furnished reception rooms, with real fires, tasteful antique furniture and large entertaining rooms. There is also a large basement area with table tennis, darts board and a full-sized snooker table. Also available are TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, WiFi, a large selection of books, DVDs and board games.

Orlagh House can comfortably host small intimate weddings of 25 people or formal wedding banquets inside the house for up to 125 guests and up to 200 guests outside for a more informal celebration on the lawn with stunning view overlooking the city, with space for a marquee or tent on the lawn if required. Orlagh House team can look after all your needs, with packages available and plenty of space.

The house is in a truly unique position. Whilst having incredible views, located in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, it is only 25 minutes to Dublin Airport and with all that Dublin City Centre has to offer on its doorstep. Rathfarnham lies in South Dublin and the house is accessible to everywhere via Jn 12 of the M50, 5 minutes away.

There is a plethora of activities in close proximity with many fine golf courses including Padraig Harrington’s home course – Stacks town - as well as Rathfarnham GC, Castle GC, Grange GC and Edmonds town GC. Within easy reach is Druids Glen, The European, Royal Dublin, Portmarnock and The K Club. The house has a special relationship with Rathfarnham Equestrian Centre, which provides trekking and whose horses grace the estate.

Other local places of interest, all within a 30 minute drive of Orlagh, include Glendalough, racecourses at The Curragh and Leopardstown, Dublin Port and Castle, the Tibradden Zipline, the Guinness Storehouse, Aviva Stadium, Croke Park and much more.