Places to stay in Ireland that host weddings – and that are just as good for the other big days: a milestone birthday, an anniversary, a proposal, a christening or a family get-together. Book direct with the venue to talk through your plans, then book rooms nearby for your guests.
Wedding venue guide
Wedding venues in County Roscommon
4 wedding venues in County Roscommon that aren’t hotels – barns, country houses, castles, estates and something a little different.
Filter by guest numbers, the style you love and the things that matter on the day, then find somewhere nearby for your guests to stay.
Restored 18th-century Georgian mansion bordered on three sides by the River Suck, with orchard, gardens and woodland.
🔑 Exclusive use
🍴 In-house catering
🛏 Sleeps 12 on site
🏷 Midweek & winter offers
💷 Exclusive use from €6,500 incl. 2 nights for 10 with breakfast
🚆 Roscommon (approx. 5 km)
Good to know
Two-day minimum exclusive use; caterer included (sit-down or buffet). Blessings at the house; church 1 km away. Not suitable for children (fast-flowing river).
Ancestral home of the O'Conors on a 700-acre estate, with a private chapel, ancient oak and walled orchard.
🔑 Exclusive use
🍴 In-house catering
🛏 Sleeps 33 on site
💷 Price on request
🚆 Castlerea (approx. 1.5 km)
Good to know
Civil, humanist and blessing ceremonies under the oak or in the chapel; civil marriage subject to HSE approval. Dining room seats 22; marquee in walled orchard for larger parties. Site visit essential.
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Country house Castle & historic
Good to know when you’re choosing
Approved or not? A civil ceremony by an HSE registrar needs an approved venue; religious and humanist solemnisers have more freedom. Every couple must give the HSE at least three months’ notice, so book that appointment early.
Book your guests’ rooms early. Rural venues often have few beds nearby on a summer Saturday – use “Stay near” on any venue to find places close by, and book direct for the best rates.
Midweek and winter are cheaper. Many venues take a good chunk off Monday–Thursday dates and November to March.
Always check the details. Guest numbers, prices and rules come from the venues and wedding directories and change often – confirm everything with the venue before you book.