Kildare Village

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Nurney Road Co. Kildare Kildare

Amenities

Facilities

AV capabilities
AV capabilities (Bring your own)
Internet access
Lighting
Lighting (Bring your own)
Onsite restaurant
Other decor
Other decor (Bring your own)
Space (outdoor)
Space (private)
Space (semi-private)

Alcohol and catering

Alcohol allowed
Outside caterers allowed

Distance from airport

29.14 mi. from venue

Parking

Complimentary parking
Bus parking

Kildare Village Meeting Space

Meeting rooms2

Standing capacity2,000

Largest room1 sq. ft.

Second largest room1 sq. ft.

Seating capacity30

Space (Private)Available

Space (Semi-private)Available

Space (Outdoor)Available

Filters

Local Attractions

CASTLETOWN HOUSE

Historical landmark

50 minutes away

Castletown House was built between 1722 and 1729 for William Conolly, Speaker of the Irish House of Commons and the wealthiest commoner in Ireland. In 1967, along with 120 acres of the demesne lands, it was purchased by the Hon. Desmond Guinness, founder of the Irish Georgian Society. In 1994 the house with the exception of the contents, was transferred to State care and it is now managed by the Office of Public Works. Through restoration, conservation, acquisition of parkland and development of visitor facilities, the long term objective is to preserve for future generations one of the most important houses in Ireland and one of significance in terms of European architectural heritage.

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THE GUINNESS STOREHOUSE

Museum

1 hour away

The Guinness Storehouse rises for seven storeys above the heart of Dublin. Within its walls, visitor can experience the craft of brewing that has been passed on from generation to generation of Dubliners since 1759. Now, as Ireland’s number one visitor attraction, Guinness Storehouse is open to visitors keen to experience every aspect of our fabled craft. And, it’s the only place in the world where you can learn how to pull, and appreciate, the perfect pint like a true Dublin connoisseur. But you’re not only surrounded by history. Once you enter the spectacular Gravity Bar, you’ll find you’re surrounded by all of Dublin, old and new.To know our city is to visit Guinness Storehouse.

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IRISH NATIONAL STUD, JAPANESE GARDENS AND HORSE MUSEUM

Museum

5 minutes away

A must-see for horse-racing enthusiasts and a great day out for all the family, the Irish National Stud is home to some of Ireland's finest and most famous racehorses. Join a guided tour of the farm, then pop into the state-of-the-art Horse Museum where the nation's long love affair with horse racing is brought to life. Wander around the internationally acclaimed Japanese Gardens, created in the early 20th century by Japanese gardener Tassa Eida and his son. Finally, take a stroll through Saint Fiachra's Garden, dedicated to the patron saint of gardeners and designed to capture the main elements of the Irish landscape - rock and water.

Where your events and shopping experience meet... Kildare Village is Ireland’s leading outlet shopping destination, just one hour from Dublin, offering savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price of international fashion and lifestyle brands. The Village is ideally located to maximise the business and leisure infrastructure of the region. As a thriving business centre, Dublin has developed an impressive meetings capability, aided by a dynamic spirit well suited to creating memorable events. As for Kildare and its surroundings, two Irish obsessions are much in evidence: horse racing and golf. Many beautiful parkland golf courses, including the Ryder Cup course at the K Club, are within easy reach, and three top racecourses and the Irish National Stud are close by. In fact, the architecture of Kildare Village is inspired by the stud farms for which the region is famous. It is practical and simple to integrate a touch of Ireland into your programme, with Kildare Village at the heart. Our VIP Lounge is suitable for small meetings or as a hub for your day, a space of your own in which to enjoy hospitality, to debrief or celebrate a successful meeting. We can suggest many options for your conference, meeting and incentive groups, and an example of our bespoke programmes include: ‘The Get-O -Campus Inspiration Day’ featuring a plenary session in the VIP Lounge, lunch in L’O° cina and a style masterclass in the afternoon or ‘The Chic Spouse Stylist Day’, with champagne and nibbles in our VIP Lounge followed by a style tips session and VIP shopping in the Village. For further ideas please contact us directly.

Additional Information

Sole Use Capacity: 1,000 Parking Spaces: 1,150 Boardroom: 20 Lounge: 30 Private Dining (indoors): 200 Private Dining (outdoors): 160 Marquee Space Available Hands Free Shopping Available Tax-free Shopping Available

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