After the Christmas chaos comes the calm, and Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel is turning that in-between lull into something truly special with its Twixmas & Beyond: A New Year Reset Package. Guests are invited to slow down in style with a curated experience that blends indulgence and intention, from late check-ins and leisurely breakfasts in bed to relaxed afternoons spent unwinding with Netflix, a good book, or a glass of bubbly in hand. The experience encourages guests to pause, breathe, and savour the slower pace of the season. The package combines comfort and care, featuring thoughtful touches like a New Year Reset Kit, scenic walks along Killiney Bay, and wellness-inspired amenities such as cosy robes, eye masks and slippers. For those seeking deeper relaxation, add-on leisure activities will also be the perfect way to melt away the year’s stress and step into 2026 feeling refreshed and recharged. This package includes: 4 Star Hotel Quality & Service With Breathtaking Scenery. Comfort, Spacious & Stylish Rooms. Full Breakfast Included - Freshly Sourced Produce.  Five-Course Gourmet Dinner* served in PJ's Restaurant with a Glass of Champagne upon arrival Live music in our lobby until 1am Tea & Coffee Facilities In Each Room. Inhouse Bar & Restaurant - Serving Food Daily, Many Options Available To Suit All Tastes. Full Leisure Centre & Swimming Pool Available To Guests Padel Courts Available on Site at Additional Cost. Book Court times on Playtomic App Complimentary Car Parking Facilities. This package is available for €400 for dates booked between the 31st of December to the 1st of January 2026 . For more information and to book, visit fiztpatrickcastle.com

This Christmas, the Mount Errigal Hotel invites families to celebrate the season with a magical festive stay in Letterkenny through its Festive Family Getaway package. Enjoy hot chocolate by the fire, festive movies in the Mount Errigal cinema room and special surprises to delight the whole family. The Festive Family Getaway in Letterkenny’s Mount Errigal Hotel is the perfect pre-Christmas escape.  Conor McEniff, General Manager of Mount Errigal Hotel, “ Christmas is a truly special time at the hotel, and we love welcoming families during the festive season. Our Christmas Package is all about creating those special moments, enjoying good food, festive films, and time together.”  Get some Christmas shopping in at the nearby Letterkenny Shopping Centre, or just minutes away is the Letterkenny Ice Rink, or for a special adventure, book your ticket on the magical train that is the Santa Experience at Oakfield Park.  The Festive Family Getaway package is available from €240 for two adults and two children. It includes a personalised letter from Santa, a special gift on arrival, exclusive access to the hotel’s cinema room, a festive family evening meal and a hearty breakfast the next morning.  To book the Mount Errigal Festive Family Getaway, call 074 9122700 or email info@mounterrigal.com , or book online here.   Mount Errigal Hotel is located in Ballyraine, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Keep up to date with the latest news by following Mount Errigal on social at @ mounterrigalhotel

The hunt for the perfect Christmas tree has begun! Dublin and its surrounding areas are home to several charming Christmas tree farms where you can find the freshest firs and make some precious memories. Here’s your guide to the best Christmas tree farms near Dublin for 2025! 1. Kavanagh Christmas Tree Farm, Co. Wicklow Located just a short drive from Dublin in Wicklow, Kavanagh Christmas Tree Farm offers an authentic and family-friendly tree-picking experience. Known for its stunning selection of non-drop Nordmann firs, this farm has been making customers happy for decades. What’s On at Kavanagh’s? Choose and cut your own tree with the help of their friendly staff. Visit the festive shop filled with handmade decorations and wreaths. Location: Kilcoole, Co. Wicklow, about 45 minutes from Dublin city. Dates: Open daily from late November until December 23rd. Pricing: Prices start from €40, depending on tree size. Visit their official website for more information . 2. Wicklow Way Christmas Tree Farm, Roundwood Also located in Wicklow, this farm is a dream destination for anyone looking for a true Christmas tree wonderland! What’s On at Wicklow Way? A “cut your own tree” experience with a wide variety of sizes and shapes. Pet-friendly facilities, so you can bring along your four-legged friends! Location: Near Roundwood, Co. Wicklow, just under an hour from Dublin. Dates: Opens November 25th through December 24th. Pricing: Trees start from €50, with larger options available for €100+. Check out their website for details . 3. Glencullen Christmas Tree Farm, Dublin Mountains For those who want to stay closer to Dublin but still enjoy a countryside vibe, Glencullen Christmas Tree Farm is the perfect spot. Located in the Dublin Mountains, this farm is perfect for picking out your tree. What’s On at Glencullen? A pre-cut selection of Nordmann and Noble firs, as well as “choose and cut” options. A gift shop featuring locally crafted ornaments and holiday trinkets. Location: Glencullen, only 30 minutes from Dublin city centre. Dates: Open from December 1st to December 23rd. Pricing: Trees range from €45 to €185. Visit their website here . 4. The Irish Chris t mas Tree Farm, Co. Meath Just north of Dublin, this farm is known for its premium quality trees and warm family atmosphere. It’s one of the best spots to find a Christmas tree that will last all season. What’s On at The Irish Christmas Tree Farm? Expert advice on picking and caring for your tree. Freshly made Christmas wreaths and garlands for sale. Location: Near Ashbourne, Co. Meath, about 40 minutes from Dublin. Dates: Open November 24th through December 24th. Pricing: Trees start at €55, with discounts for early birds. Learn more on their website . 5. Killakee Christmas Tree Farm, Rathfarnham If you prefer a quick jaunt from the city, Killakee Christmas Tree Farm is conveniently located in Rathfarnham. Perfect for busy Dubliners who still want a bit of the farm experience, Killakee is known for its wide selection of fresh, beautiful trees. What’s On at Killakee? A “pick your own” tree experience with helpful staff to assist. Complimentary tree netting for easy transport. Convenient parking and family-friendly facilities. Location: Rathfarnham, South Dublin, just 20 minutes from the city centre. Dates: Opens from November 29th to December 22nd. Pricing: Trees range from €60 to €150, depending on size. Tips for Visiting a Christmas Tree Farm Plan Ahead: Weekends can get busy, so consider visiting on a weekday. Measure Your Space: Know the height and width of the area where your tree will stand to avoid surprises. For more holiday tips, stay tuned to Travel2Ireland.ie . Merry Christmas and happy tree hunting!

Just under an hour from Dublin, Winter Woodland returns this season with an atmospheric programme of outdoor experiences and festive activities. The estate is transformed after dark, with illuminated treetop trails, winter markets, entertainment for children, and the arrival of Santa Claus later in the run. One of the key highlights is the Treetop Night Lights – a spectacular illuminated walk above the forest canopy. Visitors can also take to the ice at the covered rink, operated as Wicklow on Ice, a seasonal activity suitable for all ages without concern for the weather. Families will find further attractions on site, including vintage children’s carousels, a playground, and Santa’s Smurf Village, where Father Christmas begins meeting visitors from 28 November. Avondale House itself is dressed for the season too, with a Victorian Christmas presentation. Across the grounds, food and craft stalls bring a festive market atmosphere, while the Seed Café serves warming seasonal treats. Winter Woodland begins on Saturday 15 November and runs Thursday to Sunday throughout the season, with the Treetop Night Lights, ice rink, stalls, carousels, and playground operating on these days. From 18 December to 4 January, the experience will be open daily, excluding 24 and 25 December. Combination tickets covering multiple attractions are available. With a broad programme of activities in one location, Winter Woodland offers an accessible and festive day or evening out for families, couples, and groups looking to embrace the season in Wicklow.

This December, Hook Lighthouse, the world’s oldest operational lighthouse, is set to shine brighter than ever with a magical festive celebration perfect for the whole family. Santa Claus himself is making a very special stop at this historic beacon, bringing joy, cheer, and a sprinkle of holiday magic to visitors young and old. On December 6th & 7th and again on December 13th & 14th, Santa will be welcoming little ones for enchanting meet-and-greet sessions from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm. Step inside the ancient lighthouse tower to meet Santa, where he awaits by the cosy fireplace, ready to listen to wishes and spread festive cheer. Each child will leave with a selection box and a cup of hot chocolate to warm their spirits. It’s a perfect opportunity for families to create cherished memories in a uniquely atmospheric setting. Tickets for this magical experience are €10 per child. Hook Lighthouse is open every day until 2 pm on December 19th, and will then reopen on December 26th to host its famous St. Stephen’s Day Breakfast from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm—a perfect way to keep the festive spirit glowing with delicious food and warm hospitality. Daisy Day Custom — A Unique St. Stephen’s Day Tradition This St. Stephen’s Day, Hook Lighthouse will also see the celebration of ‘Daisy Day,’ a charming local tradition dating back to 1943, recorded as 'A Penny for a Daisy.' Historically, large groups of children would search for the first flower of the year and receive pennies for their finds. According to Hook Lighthouse, “The child who found the first daisy would win the hunt, but many children would receive pennies from families in the area.” This year, the hunt will take place again, with children receiving a chocolate penny for their efforts. Hook Lighthouse is renowned as the oldest intact working lighthouse in the world. Since the 5th century, monks have lit fires here to keep ships safe at sea. Visitors can take a tour featuring 115 steps to the top of the lighthouse tower, with immersive holograms illustrating the rich history of the tower and the Hook area, along with spectacular views of Ireland’s southern coast. This is a free event. For more details, visit www.hookheritage.ie

National Botanic Gardens are pleased to announce their carefully curated sustainable Christmas Market which will be held on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th December, 10.00am to 4.00pm daily. Over 50 stallholders will be participating both indoors and outdoors. Don’t miss this wonderfully festive event! To reduce their carbon footprint and to promote local craft workers all stall holders have passed the stringent application process and must have ethically and sustainably produced crafts and products preferably hand made in Ireland. There will also be choirs, Christmas plant walks and lots more. Admission is Free and there is limited free parking, although in keeping with the sustainable ethos of the event we request if you can travel on public transport, cycle or walk to the gardens then please do so. For more information on the market, visit heritageireland.ie.

Following the roaring successes of the Autumn and early Winter festivals in Kilkenny City, the City will put its finest Christmas finery on display as shoppers and visitors flock to medieval streets in the run-up to the seasonal celebrations. With Savour Kilkenny, Féile na Samhna and Kilkenomics having kept the City’s festival culture buzzing in recent weeks, all eyes will now turn to the tinsel and bright lights brightening the cityscape as we head to the middle of the Winter and the celebrations of Christmas.  Events kicked off on Saturday, November 29th with the Yulefest programme being officially launched and the City Christmas lights being switched on at 5 pm on the Parade beside the City’s main Christmas tree.  There was a very special performance by Robert Grace and his Dad, Bob, and his son Lincoln of their beautiful new song ‘Home’. His Graiguenamanagh neighbour, Celebrity Chef and Entertainer, Edward Hayden, acted as Master of Ceremonies for the launch.  Mayor of Kilkenny Municipal District, Cllr. John Coonan, switched on the city lights, while Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council, Cllr. Mary Hilda Cavanagh officially launched the festival.  In welcoming the Christmas season and the start of Yulefest Kilkenny, Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council, Cllr. Mary Hilda Cavanagh, said:  “Christmas in Kilkenny is pure magic, and Yulefest brings that magic to life. From Santa’s arrival on the Nore to the incredible local crafts and music, there’s something for everyone. I’m thrilled to launch this year’s festival and invite everyone to come out, celebrate, and soak up the festive fun!.” Earlier in the day, Santa Claus continued his now annual and different arrival to the city centre, being delivered on the River Nore to the Canal Square at 2pm by Kilkenny Civil Defence and the Nore Dragon Paddlers Group. He was met there by a large group of Kilkenny Cyclists, with young and old all welcome and will travel through the city streets at 2.30pm on a cargo bike. Ahead of Santa’s arrival, there was an e-bike demonstration at 12pm and a social cycle at 1pm.  This is all part of a push to encourage people to travel sustainably for the Christmas celebrations, with Yulefest heavily promoting the Local Link and other bus and train services to and around the City in the coming weeks.  Cllr. John Coonan, Mayor of Kilkenny Municipal District, looks forward to Yulefest Kilkenny and comments:  “Yulefest is when Kilkenny truly shines bright! Switching on the lights is one of my favourite moments of the year—it’s the start of a season filled with fun, music, and community spirit. I can’t wait to see our streets buzzing with laughter and festive cheer. Let’s make this Christmas one to remember!” As well as the annual Christmas Food and Craft Market on the Parade for the ten days of Yulefest, the festival will welcome the Made in Kilkenny collective of local craftspeople to the heart of the City as they will set up for their 16th Christmas Pop-Up Shop in Bank House, the new community and social enterprise hub on Rose Inn Street in the former KBC Bank building. The festival is very thankful to KIDCO, the Kilkenny Industrial Development Company, for making the venue available.  They will be bringing together 18 talented local makers for a festive showcase of local craft.  Visitors can explore a mix of Pottery, textiles, woodwork, jewellery, glass and more each piece handmade in Kilkenny making it the perfect place to find unique gifts while supporting the County’s thriving artisan community.  Makers include Jerpoint Glass, Jodie White, Claire Molloy, Lydia Smith Ceramics, Bernard Kavanagh, Friderike Grace, Cushendale Woollen Mills, Eric Phillips, Doireann O’Riordan, Rosemarie Durr Pottery, Grainne Watts, Heike Kahle, Klaus Hartmann, Gus Mabelson, Sonja Guenther, Moth to a Flame candles, Eoghan Leadbetter and Patrick Joseph.  The opening weekend will also see the start of a series of live musical performances on the Yulefest Live Music Stage on the Parade as choral, classical, rock, folk and trad groups will entertain the festival goers.

In Northern Ireland, there are some great market experiences and, as the region is small, you can easily visit more than one! Here are our top picks for Christmas markets and events that you can tick off your festive bucket list this season. The biggest is Belfast’s Christmas Market (15 November to 22 December) which turns the grounds of the city hall into a bright, buzzing, continental delight. Over 100 international and local traders set up their wares in pretty chalets offering amazing gift shopping opportunities and the chance to sample the finest artisan food and drink. Think sizzling Bratwurst sausages, delicious Spanish paella, specialty French cheeses, Italian chocolates, German Glühwein and Bailey’s coffee. There’s also plenty of entertainment for children with a helter-skelter, carousel, and a giant snow globe that is perfect for a Christmas family photo. Along Northern Ireland’s stunning Causeway Coast, Christmas markets pop up in many towns to highlight the talents of local crafts people. In the pretty seaside town of Portstewart, the  Flowerfield Christmas Craft Market (15 November to 23 December) showcases over 40 talented makers and artisans whose pottery, jewellery, textiles and other beautiful items make ideal Christmas gifts. Another favourite is the  Causeway Speciality Market (13 and 20 December) in Coleraine, famous for its award-winning artisan foods. And the roving Naturally North Coast & Glens Artisan Markets will be in Limavady, Ballymoney and Ballycastle in December selling fabulous artisan food and gifts. With gorgeous beaches, heritage hot-spots and scenic walking trails nearby, these markets can be just one element of a great day out on the Causeway Coast. Northern Ireland’s magnificent stately homes also curate wonderful festive markets. At Castle Ward, a unique 18th-century mansion famed for its mixture of architectural styles, an artisan market (6 and 7 December) sets up in the Stable Yard selling a handpicked selection of work by local designer-makers and food vendors. There is also the opportunity to see the house dressed for an indulgent Georgian Christmas with lavish tablescapes, rooms draped with fresh greenery and plenty of festive food and wine for the upcoming parties. In the historic town of Antrim, the Enchanted Winter Garden (28 November to 30 December) is a wonderland of lights, with illuminated fairy trees, thrilling funfair rides, a ferris wheel and stalls selling delicious warming food. It’s the perfect place for a Christmas family treat with activities to suit all ages from the gentle Teacup ride to the heart-pounding Avalanche experience. The Enchanted Cottage is full of Christmas magic and Santa is on hand to meet every child and listen to their Christmas wishes. Two dates are set aside as evenings of inclusive enchantment with a calmer environment, fewer people, reduced sound and lighting, and quiet rooms available. Northern Ireland’s festive markets and family-friendly activities capture the magic of the season, creating a welcoming space where locals and visitors alike can enjoy the sights, sounds, tastes and spirit of Christmas. For more information on Christmas markets and events in Northern Ireland, visit Ireland.com .

Preparations are underway for the  most wonderful time of the year as Cork City Council announces the return of Corkmas , the city’s annual Christmas celebration. From 14 November to 31 December 2025 , Cork City will be alive with festive sights, sounds, and flavours - from the spectacular Corkmas Parade and bustling Christmas Markets to the enchanting Santa Experience and the return of the iconic Ferris Wheel on Grand Parade. Corkmas 2025 - key dates for your diary: - 14 November: Corkmas Parade -   21 November: Opening of the Festive Markets, Emmett Place - 28 November: Opening of the Santa Experience, Emmett Place - 28 November: Opening of the Ferris Wheel, Grand Parade The celebrations begin on Friday 14 November , when the Corkmas Parade fills the city with light, music, and wonder from 7.00pm to 8.00pm . Returning for its second year, the parade will feature dazzling floats, marching bands, performers, and of course, a very special visit from Santa Claus , marking the traditional switching on of Cork’s Christmas lights. Families can then enjoy the Christmas Market and Santa Experience at Emmett Place , open Thursday to Sunday from 21 November through December , offering festive food, handmade gifts, and magical memories for all ages. Meanwhile, the iconic Ferris Wheel and vintage carousel will once again take pride of place on Grand Parade from 28 November , offering unbeatable views of the city’s winter wonderland. Adding to the magic, performances will animate weekends throughout December at the new Counting House Plaza on South Main Street and the newly unwrapped Bishop Lucey Park . Lord Mayor of Cork, Fergal Dennehy , said:  “There’s a special kind of magic in Cork at Christmas, a warmth and togetherness that makes the city truly shine. Corkmas brings people of all ages into the heart of the city to celebrate what makes this time of year so special. It’s about community, connection, and supporting the local businesses, artists and craftspeople who help keep Cork’s festive spirit alive. Merry Corkmas, one and all!” With more details to be revealed in the coming weeks, get ready for a magical start to the festive season as Corkmas transforms the city into a celebration of light, joy, and togetherness. Whether it’s your first time experiencing the magic or a cherished annual tradition, Corkmas 2025 promises unforgettable moments for all.   For further information, visit : www.corkmas.ie

Looking for a festive day out with a touch of history, music, and generosity? Mark your calendars for Sunday, December 7th , as Spike Island hosts its annual Charity Christmas Concert ! The concert is a highlight of the season and is a beautiful way to embrace the spirit of giving. What’s On Set in the Mitchel Hall on Spike Island, this year’s concert features the talented Sonatinas Choir , led by the acclaimed conductor Rachel O’Brien . Their repertoire of holiday classics is sure to bring out the best of Christmas cheer. The day offers much more than music: Ferry Ride to Spike Island : Your ticket includes a ferry journey courtesy of Doyle Shipping Group. Self-Guided Tour : Before or after the concert, take some time to wander through Spike Island, exploring the fortress and its past. Refreshments : Thanks to Centra Cobh, enjoy complimentary food and drinks, perfect for warming up after a stroll around the island. A Good Cause : All proceeds from the event will go to The Park Road Day Care Centre in Cobh , supporting their invaluable work within the community. When The event will take place on Sunday, December 8th on Spike Island, accessible by ferry which leaves Kennedy Pier in Cobb at 2:15pm. Tickets are €20 per person, including ferry transportation, concert admission, and access to the island, and are available for purchase now. Be sure to book early, as spaces are limited! For more details and bookings, visit the official Spike Island website .

While selection boxes have adorned supermarket shelves since September, the festive season is finally in full swing. To mark the occasion, I brought the family to Santa in the Sky at Epic. This is within the Epic Museum at CHQ in the IFSC, Dublin 1, during November and December. I kept the Santa piece a secret and explained we were off to learn history on the weekend. Clearly excited when a friendly elf greeted them with boarding cards and passports, we stepped into the vaulted labyrinth of EPIC – The Irish Emigration Museum. Patrons can skip the exhibitions and go straight to the festive land of Santa and his helpers, but I urge you not to and to factor in time to explore Ireland’s history brought to life in a state-of-the-art interactive way. Any school-going child will have context for the plight of the Irish, but this lifts static history out of the textbooks and brings it to life, that kids and adults will find fascinating and very moving. While much of the earlier history would have been stored in the recesses of my mind: the Penal Laws, the Great Famine, the coffin ships – I’m now at an age where moments I recalled from my childhood were relived on the big screen, from Sonia O’Sullivan’s Olympic Medal win, Mary Robinson’s inuguration and Italia ’90 where Ireland made the quater-finals in the World Cup. It also covers everything in between – the decades of our grandparents and parents’ lives and the sheer volume of people who left our shores and hoped for fortune and a better future anywhere but here. I would have known the draw of the UK, the USA and Australia. I had little idea that so many also made the likes of Canada and Argentina their home. From a sorrowful past, to sporting prowess and world leaders with strong Irish heritage – it is a fantastic and often moving experience for young and old. The Main Event This Season After exploring the museum at our leisure, we embraced the festivities of the Santa experience. Children begin with colouring and reindeer food-making stations. Kids can craft letters at the post office and post the letters to the North Pole (remember to snap a picture of the letter before it goes in the post so your darling can remember what he or she asked for). Storytelling by the elves in a cosy nook sets the mood before boarding Reindeer Airways to visit the man in red. Clearly excited for the season, this was Santa at his very, very best. He answered every random question, knew every name, kept each kid laughing and gave some sage advice. I haven’t seen him in better form anywhere else. Despite ages ranging from a wonder-filled six to an oh-so-cool thirteen, everyone really enjoyed the experience and the (quite fancy) fluffy friends for each child were a welcome treat as we departed. For the adults, the elves, Santa, and staff are caring and friendly. The gentle pace and personal touch made this memorable for all the right reasons. There were no queues or a feeling of being rushed. Families get a buzzer to indicate when Santa is ready, and up to that point, there is plenty of time to explore, colour, craft or find a cosy spot for a story. During the chat with Santa, an expert photographer (Simon Archer) captures the mood with each family getting a mounted photograph as a memento and the option for more photos or copies if desired (cost a nominal extra fee). The Verdict – The Santa is the Real Deal & the Experience was Epic Young kids will adore this. Parents will enjoy it. Older kids who might be borderline for this kind of experience will still get so much out of the state-of-the-art museum and interactive exhibits. This really caters for the whole family and everyone of us loved it. Booking Online Book online at Santa in the Sky at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum – on for selected dates in November and December 2025. It is really great value – a family of four (2 adults + 2 kids aged 6-12) going to the EPIC museum would cost €53. The Santa in the Sky at EPIC costs €86 for the same family. It is really well worth it and a fascinating and fantastical experience. My family spent 45 minutes at the museum and 45 minutes at the Santa experience (but could easily have spent longer). Getting There Plenty of public transport links with Connolly Station a 2-minute walk, the Luas Red Line from The Point or from Tallaght passes by the doors and, for those of you up from the country like myself, there is an IFSC Q-Park car park around the corner (there is even a discount code for the parking – here )

Welcome to the most lush and cosy hotel in the capital: The Trinity City Hotel , located in the heart of Dublin city- the perfect stay for city explorers, business travellers, romantic stays and family getaways. This Irish-owned hotel is distinctively furnished with imaginative interiors, contemporary rooms, strong wifi, excellent food and decadent cocktails. Their team of award-winning staff are on hand to get you what you need, when you need it. And if all this wasn’t enough, when you book direct on trinitycityhotel.com you’ll also receive a complimentary glass of Prosecco on arrival! The Location The 262-room hotel occupies a legendary location, opposite The Trinity College Dublin. You’ll find Dublin on your doorstep, with Grafton Street shopping, Temple Bar restaurants and nightlife, St Stephen’s Green Park and O’Connell Street shopping all within a short distance. The hotel combines urban elegance with contemporary comforts, situating you in the heart of Dublin’s transport hub, allowing you to walk to the city centre within minutes with connections to South and North County Dublin only steps away. The Rooms During your stay at The Trinity City Hotel, you have a list of choices in your accommodation preferences. Every room comes with state-of-the-art coffee machines, Ritual bathrooms amenities alongside a range of other comforts including individually controlled air-conditioning, complimentary 200MB Wi-Fi for multiple devices, blackout curtains and flat-screen TVs alongside 24-hour room service.   The Contemporary Room The Contemporary Room is designed for the city explorer, with contemporary comforts and urban simplicity .  You can rest your feet after a day out in Dublin in the Queen-sized bed or make room to share with a choice of Twin (two single beds) or Triple (Queen and single bed) occupancy.   The Deluxe Double The Deluxe Double is perfect for a romantic couple break, these rooms are bigger with premium comforts that include rainforest showers. Each Deluxe Bedroom features a Queen-sized bed or Twin beds (two single beds), so you’ll have the space to fully unwind whether alone or with company!   Deluxe King with Balcony If you’re looking for a birds-eye view of Dublin, you can upgrade to the Deluxe King with Balcony. With all the gorgeous comforts of the Deluxe rooms, you can also enjoy the extra space overlooking Trinity College and cosy up with complimentary fluffy bathrobes & slippers!   Executive Rooms If you’re looking for a more spacious, stylish room in the heart of Dublin City then the Executive Room at The Trinity City Hotel is perfect for indulgence! Executive Rooms feature either a King-sized bed or a King and Single bed, individually controlled air conditioning and a whole range of urban comforts that will help you to unwind or get ready for a night out! Some of these rooms are located in the historic part of the hotel where the Victorian Central Fire Station was once located, so you’ll be enjoying modern day comforts in a legendary location! Georgian Suites The Georgian Suites at The Trinity City Hotel are demonstrative of the legendary location and unique style on offer throughout this centrally located space. The Suites are spacious, with high ceilings and full-length windows adorned with beautifully handmade curtains and pelmets crafted from luxurious fabrics. The Georgian Architectural features are on display throughout the room that sleeps four; with luxuriously designed bathrooms with marble finishes, featuring large walk-in showers and double-basin vanity units. The suites also feature a grooming station which is thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience. It features a shelf for personal items and a full-length mirror bathed in natural light from the large windows. Dining At The Trinity City Hotel, you’re spoiled for choice on the doorstep of Dublin’s Temple Bar and Grafton Street Quarter district but this hotel also offers a wide variety of options for breakfast, lunch and dinner in their cosy and elegant restaurant and bar areas. The Courtyard Restaurant Wind down or catch up in the spacious, light-filled, indoor Courtyard Restaurant. The team of chefs at The Trinity City Hotel use local and seasonal produce so you can experience the very best Irish cooking, matched with a carefully selected wine list. There are tasty options for vegetarian and vegan preferences as well as a children’s menu! Their cosy heated Courtyard Garden offers a welcome retreat from the bustle of the city where you can enjoy outdoor dining and delicious cocktails. Whether it’s a family meal, a business lunch meeting, an overdue catch-up with friends or a romantic night out; enjoy fuss-free dining to suit your occasion! Lunch served between 12:00pm - 4:30pm, daily. Dinner served between 5:00pm - 9:30pm, daily. Book here !   Brunswick Lounge You can also choose to dine for lunch or dinner at the recently refurbished Brunswick Bar and Lounge. Here, you can absorb the ambience from the downtown corner of the city as you catch up with friends, family and colleagues.  Menus offer the classics as well as chefs’ favourites, tailored to suit all ages and preferences! Enjoy a perfectly poured Guinness, expertly crafted cocktail or revitalizing coffee before (or after) you head out to explore all that Dublin City has to offer! Stop in for lunch or dinner, served from 12pm to 9:30pm, book here Current Offers