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Step into elegance at Kilronan Castle with Good Food Ireland’s Indulgent Afternoon Tea, where handcrafted sandwiches, warm scones, and exquisite pastries meet historic charm. Discover this refined retreat in the heart of County Roscommon.
Step into elegance at Kilronan Castle with Good Food Ireland’s Indulgent Afternoon Tea, where handcrafted sandwiches, warm scones, and exquisite pastries meet historic charm. Discover this refined retreat in the heart of County Roscommon.
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Kilronan Castle in County Roscommon stands as a striking emblem of Ireland’s historic grandeur, a late 18th-century estate that invites visitors to step into an experience where tradition meets refined hospitality. Surrounded by 50 acres of carefully maintained gardens and ancient woodlands, the castle itself offers a compelling backdrop not only for history enthusiasts but for those seeking a refined pause from their outdoor adventures.
Good Food Ireland presents the Indulgent Afternoon Tea at Kilronan Castle—a two-hour culinary retreat overseen by award-winning chef Daniel Willimont. This experience elevates the classic afternoon tea ritual, featuring a meticulously crafted menu of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones served warm alongside rich cream and preserves, and an assortment of delicate pastries and desserts. Guests enjoy this feast in the castle’s opulent drawing room or luminous Palm Court, spaces that echo with echoes of aristocratic elegance and offer views over the lush estate grounds.
This tea service is not just about taste but atmosphere and care. Impeccable service accompanies each course, and a curated selection of premium teas and coffees can be complemented by a glass of bubbly for those wanting an extra layer of luxury. It’s an experience that balances comfort and sophistication in a setting that feels both exclusive and welcoming.
Kilronan Castle’s location in the west of Ireland makes it a purposeful destination for travelers layering cultural richness onto their outdoor itinerary. The estate’s medieval gates and sweeping landscape provide a quiet counterpoint to the natural surroundings of Lough Meelagh nearby, linking outdoor exploration with indoor indulgence.
Good Food Ireland’s offering here stands out for its dedication to local ingredients and expertise, supporting sustainable culinary practices in the region. Whether you’re concluding a day of hiking or seeking a memorable cultural pause, the Indulgent Afternoon Tea at Kilronan Castle is a refined highlight that underlines the unique interplay of history, nature, and gastronomy in Roscommon.
easy.
2 hours.
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
The experience features a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with cream and preserves, a variety of delicate pastries, and a choice of premium teas or freshly brewed coffee. Optional champagne can be added.
Yes, they cater to various dietary needs including vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergies. Inform them during booking to arrange suitable options.
Smart casual attire is advised to complement the elegant setting while staying comfortable.
Yes, on-site parking is available but spaces are limited, so arriving early is recommended.
A glass of bubbly is available as an upgrade to enhance your afternoon tea experience.
Yes, WiFi is accessible in public areas within the castle.
Kilronan Castle dates back to the late 18th century, originally serving as the home to the MacDermott Roe family, with its grounds featuring medieval gates that hint at its long historical significance.
The estate practices sustainable hospitality, sourcing local ingredients for the tea and maintaining the surrounding woodlands to support native flora and fauna.
Good Food Ireland is a curated network and marketplace for Irish food experiences based in Drinagh, County Wexford. The organisation connects travellers with local producers, chefs and hospitality venues to offer bookable food tours, workshops and tastings across Ireland. Experiences range from coastal oyster farm visits and shucking demonstrations to hands-on cheesemaking, sourdough workshops, farm tours and classic afternoon tea services at established hotels. Good Food Ireland works with generational producers, artisan food businesses and historic hotels to present authentic tasting and learning opportunities. Featured experiences include oyster farm tours in Mayo and Kerry, cheesemaking and heritage tours on the Aran Islands, farm visits and cookery school garden tours in Cork, and a variety of afternoon tea offerings at hotels and castles across several counties. Workshops and private tours provide small-group, experiential formats suited to food-focused travellers and local guests. Booking information, experience descriptions and partner details are provided for each listed trip so guests can choose dates, locations and formats that suit their needs. Good Food Ireland emphasises transparency about hosts, locations and activity types, helping visitors select experiences that match dietary needs, accessibility and scheduling preferences. For visitors seeking a taste of Ireland through producer-led visits, tasting sessions and hands-on food workshops, Good Food Ireland provides a searchable, county-organised catalogue of experiences and direct booking options through its listings. Contact details and the Drinagh, County Wexford headquarters are listed on the site for enquiries and group bookings. Listings are updated regularly with seasonal availability and partner information. Online.
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