ashford castle dinner

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• AlanS

  June 2017 edited June 2017

  It depends where you eat. If you eat in the Dungeon or Cullen's at the Cottage, a jacket is not required. Jacket and tie are required in the George V Dining Room. I brought a jacket, but we ate in the Dungeon and Cullen's.
  
  This is what it says on the Ashford Castle website:
  
  "Please note a dinner jacket is required for Gentlemen and tie requested for the George V Dining Room."

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• CathieOK

  July 2017

  I am a little confused about dinner at Ashford Castle. The men I am traveling with are trying not to bring a jacket. With the small group tour are we given a choice of the restaurants we can eat at with the castle, or does everyone eat at the George V dining room. If so, it says jacket and tie required.
  Are there other restaurants on the tour that would really require a jacket?

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• AlanS

  July 2017 edited July 2017

  CathieOK wrote:

  I am a little confused about dinner at Ashford Castle. The men I am traveling with are trying not to bring a jacket. With the small group tour are we given a choice of the restaurants we can eat at with the castle, or does everyone eat at the George V dining room. If so, it says jacket and tie required.
  Are there other restaurants on the tour that would really require a jacket?

  
  You have a choice of any of the three dining places (at time of your choosing) I mentioned for the two dinners provided. I believe there are no other establishments that "require" men to wear a jacket other the the George V. However, there are definitely places men might "seriously consider" wearing a jacket- Mount Juliet, Lough Erne, Merchant Hotel in Belfast (9 course Titanic Tasting Dinner), Farewell dinner in Dublin.
  
  

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• CathieOK

  July 2017

  AlanS wrote:

  You have a choice of any of the three dining places (at time of your choosing) I mentioned for the two dinners provided. I believe there are no other establishments that "require" men to wear a jacket other the the George V. However, there are definitely places men might "seriously consider" wearing a jacket- Mount Juliet, Lough Erne, Merchant Hotel in Belfast (9 course Titanic Tasting Dinner), Farewell dinner in Dublin.
  

  
  Thank you for your response. Our booklet shows us having two dinner at Ashford Castle. The second dinner states it is a la carte, but nothing is show what the first dinner is. This is why I was wondering if the dinner was served in the George V. I am thinking the guys will just bring a jacket and be done with it! ????

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• MWTravel

  September 2017

  We were just on the small group tour of Ireland and stayed at Ashford Castle. They do require a jacket, however, if you do not have a dinner jacket they will provide one for you at the reception desk.

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• EQC

  September 2017 edited September 2017

  MWTravel wrote:

  We were just on the small group tour of Ireland and stayed at Ashford Castle. They do require a jacket, however, if you do not have a dinner jacket they will provide one for you at the reception desk.

  
  We found the same thing. All but one man on our tour brought a jacket. The one who didn't have one was supplied one to wear.
  
  You'll love your time at the Ashford Castle.
  

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