Welcome to the Ardmore Hotel, Dublin The 3* Ardmore Hotel, between Finglas and Glasnevin and 15 minutes from Dublin Airport, offers value for money and a warm traditional Irish welcome. Best Internet rates are guaranteed on this website so book now and save. Enjoy the friendly Cream Restaurant and Premier Bar, both serve extensive menus for guests and locals.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Christmas Parties
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Visit to Tayto Park

The crisps king has opened up a Disney-style fun park in Ashbourne last November. When I met Mr. Tayto he told me that when he was a young spud, fresh out of the ground, he always dreamt of one day opening his very own park; full of all of his favorite things; good craic, good grub, adventure, nature, animals, a few surprises and of course… us, the Tayto eaters of this great Nation!
You couldn’t come to Tayto Park and not hang out in the Tree House! Well I couldn’t although I would’ve loved it, even for 5 minutes. There aren’t many places where you could grab a tea in a tree! Built in the bows of Grand Old Oakley with platforms, rope bridges and a real Tree House full of sweet treats and home-made ice-cream, it’s a great place to hang out and get a bird’s eye view of Tayto Park.
The best part I loved it was the animals, that’s right Mr.Tayto has his own “safari”! In the pet corner you will find Bantam Chicken, Indian Runner Duck, and Nene Goose. Tayto Plains has rare breed farm animals like, Dexter cattle, Jacob sheep, Vietnamese pot bellied pigs, they even have buffalo’s and you can find them in the Buffalo Ring, Mr. Tayto has told me an interesting story that the Buffalo Ridge at Tayto Park is home for 15 years to Ireland’s first herd of American Bison. Over 20 buffalo roam the plains at Tayto Park; here they graze on the nutritious grasslands. To celebrate the arrival of their bison herd in Ireland they even developed their well known exotic Buffalo flavor crisps, yum yum.
A tipi also spelt te(e)pee) is a conical tent dwelling used by the Native Americans of the Great Plains. They are traditionally made of animal skins or birch bark and in modern times made of canvas.
Each of the Tipi’s in Tayto Park represents six different tribes and feature their tribal colors and decoration. Here just some of them - when you enter a Tipi it is traditional for a visitor to always go to the right. It is considered rude to walk between the center fire and another person. You must walk behind anyone sitting by the fire and they would lean forward to allow you to pass.
After exploring the park with Mr.Tayto, he invited me for a coffee in The Lodge Restaurant for a flavored chat. They also have some shops with some exclusive Tayto clothing, toys and gifts. So there is me and my trip to the lovely Tayto Park off I go to My Cheese & Onion Car Park.
Cheers,
Nora
Monday, May 9, 2011
Communion & Confirmation
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Applecore Band
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Mother's Day 3rd of April
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Smoking on Planes- would you believe it?
Monday, February 28, 2011
St Patrick's Day
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
A Happy Valentine's Day indeed
Now thats a story to tell the grandkids...
Monday, February 14, 2011
The World's first Interactive Cemetery Museum
At the Marketing Agency at the 2011 Satellite Broadband Ireland Digital Media Awards, which were presented at a ceremony in the Convention Centre on Friday evening Martello Media won the Best Digital Design for a project with the Glasnevin Museum.
Martello implemented the world's first interactive cemetery museum, showing the social, historical, political and artistic development of modern Ireland through the seven generations of people buried there. The company took the overall prize as it received most marks from each of the 20 judges.
The Museum- a stone's throw from the Ardmore Hotel is well worth a visit.
Celebrations in Waitangi

This picture was taken in Northland on Waitangi day where people in New Zealand celebrate the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. Thankfully for St Patrick's Day one of the most popular traditions is to go to the Parade, enjoy the festival and head to the local for a couple of pints of the good stuff.
To wake us up in the afternoon on the 17th of March we have traditional Irish Music in Premier Bar- no swim suits necessary to celebrate here..
Friday, February 11, 2011
Romance is alive and kicking in Ireland

Thursday, February 10, 2011
Things heating up in the political arena..
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Dublin- Jameson Film Festival

Starting on the 17th of February and running events in sevaral locations the Festival runs until February 27th.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Gone Crazy...

Monday, January 31, 2011
Valentine's Weekend
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Wine & Dine For €59.00
Monday, October 11, 2010
November Shopping Break

Book Now for your November Shopping Break
Overnight accommodation in the Ardmore Hotel
Breakfast included each morning
Carparking is included in all of our rates
€25.00 per person sharing per night
Available to stay until 30th November
Simply click on the above for availability or call 01 8648300 to book


