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As a broadly English-speaking country with a continental European outlook and a yet strong identity all of its own, Ireland may seem a land of contrasts but the overall effect is greater than the sum of its parts. Whatever influences are present there will be perspective on them which is uniquely Irish and this extends to Ireland venues, where the best of the country and its people is shared with guests.
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If a nation's worth was measured in cultural contributions to the world then Ireland would be at the top of the rich list. While the traditional music and dance, and of course the poetry and literature of Ireland will forever define the country to the world, those who come to visit have a great many more of Ireland's riches at their disposal.
There is of course the remarkable and diverse landscape, encompassing the rolling green hills, mountains, lakes and wonderful dynamic coastline. Then there are the lively cities and towns and all the festivals and pubs which show that renowned Irish hospitality. Ireland venues are many and it is the unique blend of all the history, character and culture of Ireland which make them so special.
In the towns and cities, that famous hospitality is put to good use in hosting a wide array of events in an incredible variety of Ireland venues.
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Hotels are the starting point for many, and whether a grand old luxury hotel or striking modern architectural statement, there is sure to be extended facilities for hosting functions, corporate events, exhibitions, product launches, banquets, weddings and everything else.
Traditional luxury hotels in particular offer the kind of environment which suits weddings to a tee. Old stonework, rich furnishings and elegant spaces help add a sense of formality of the occasion and they look great in the photos too. That is not to say otherwise staid conferences cannot benefit too from some style and sophistication inherent in the older hotels, but the newer establishments will certainly have a more modern, workplace-like appeal and will have been designed to incorporate business features and facilities from the onset.
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Good business hotels make great Ireland venues for meetings and conferences. Not only will they have a range of flexible meeting spaces, fully equipped with all the required technologies for business conferencing in the modern world but they also generally offer a range of business services and guest rooms with dual-line telephones and internet-ready work spaces. Meetings packages are generally available, with venue space, equipment, and all catering provided. There may also be discounts available for delegates to stay at the hotel.
The atmosphere in the pubs and clubs of Ireland is the stuff of legend and these make terrific venues for concerts, private functions and wedding celebrations. A cost effective option too, there will generally be a dance floor in place and in-house entertainment. Catering may also be supplied by the establishment. Other city venues include galleries, theatres, and function spaces associated with universities and colleges.
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Ireland venues found away from the city take on a whole different approach. Castles and historic manor houses in the country are well established in offering outstanding facilities for corporate and leisure guests. Often set within stunning rural surrounds guests can certainly make the most of the picturesque locations, for corporate retreats and dream weddings.
Many such venues have licences to conduct civil ceremonies too and for those who want to combine business with pleasure there are usually plenty of leisure activities on the go. A particularly popular option is one of the great many horseracing courses in Ireland where a morning meeting can turn into a superb day at the races.
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