The Royal Hospital Kilmainham

The Royal Hospital Kilmainham is located in Dublin 8, Ireland on Military Road Kilmainham,. The Royal Hospital Kilmainham is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category events services in Ireland. The Royal Hospital Kilmainham is one of Ireland’s premier event venues. Our 17th Century venue is classic in style and setting and is a truly unique location for any event, big or small. Because of our venues exclusive and rare offering, clients that choose the RHK really do get to see events in a different light. Our magnificent venue comprises of a North Range which contains the Master's Quarters, the Great Hall, the Baroque Chapel and the Johnston Suite. The Great Hall, with its extravagant high ceilings and elegant windows, can cater for up to 800 guests in a cocktail style reception and up to 370 in a conference meeting set up. The other spaces within the North Range are equally versatile and flexible and are ideal for Corporate Conferences, Weddings, Award Ceremonies and Gala Dinners. In addition to the facilities within the North Range, the tranquil and vast grounds of the RHK also offer an array of event options. The Formal Gardens, Meadows and Courtyard are all opulent settings for Outdoor Marquees, Live Concerts and Receptions. Located right outside the city centre with easy access to all public transport and major national routes, our enviable location makes The Royal Hospital Kilmainham one of Dublin's most convenient and accessible event venues. Above all else, we pride ourselves on maintaining the highest of standards for all our clients, offering a personal service and attention to detail that is second to none. Our dedication to our promise of stellar customer service can be seen in our client testimonials: "​In our business choosing the right venue is critical. The Royal Hospital Kilmainham is one of the best venues that Dublin has to offer. Over the years we have operated many different events in RHK; and all have been hugely successful. It is a pleasure to work with Catherine O’Byrne and her team."​ Brian Murray, Aspects of Ireland.