Dromoland Castle to Close for €55m Transformation Ahead of June 2027 Reopening
Dromoland Castle in County Clare, Ireland, is preparing to close on 9 November 2026 as work begins on a €55 million redevelopment, marking the largest transformation in its 63-year history as a luxury hotel.
The 16th-century property, situated near the Cliffs of Moher and Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, is scheduled to reopen in June 2027 following an extensive programme of improvements to its accommodation, restaurants, public spaces and wellness facilities.
The project will also introduce new cultural experiences and leisure activities, with the redevelopment designed to strengthen Dromoland Castle’s position within Ireland’s luxury hospitality market.
A central feature of the transformation will be a new 3,200 sq ft glass-enclosed atrium, scheduled to open in July 2027.
The development will convert the castle’s historic courtyard into a year-round hospitality space, providing an additional setting for morning coffee, afternoon tea, evening cocktails and live entertainment.
To read the rest of this article please follow the link; –https://www.hospitalityandcateringnews.com/2026/11/dromoland-castle-to-close-for-e55m-transformation-ahead-of-june-2027-reopening/
