Here at Abbeyleix Manor Hotel we are very proud of our excellent standards of service, superb cuisine and warm, friendly atmosphere. With the assistance and ample experience of our dedicated wedding co-ordinator, we will leave no stone unturned to ensure your special day is a spectacular success.
The hotel’s decor is warm and welcoming and it’s suites beautifully appointed and well equipped. The Stone Arch Suite, which is our main function room, will currently accommodate up to 250 guests. Smaller, more intimate receptions are catered for with just the same care and attention to detail.
The following are available to you upon booking your wedding reception in Abbeyleix Manor Hotel:
- We guarantee we’ll only cater for one wedding per day, thereby giving your function a certain exclusivity.
- Complimentary Tea / Coffee and Biscuits on arrival for your guests
- Complimentary Champagne and Canapés reception for the bridal party
- Personalised souvenir menus and use of cake stand and knife
- Discounted accommodation rate for your wedding guests
- Luxurious bridal suite for the bride and groom on the wedding night including full Irish breakfast the following morning
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GOLFING BREAKS
Abbeyleix Manor Hotel is ideally located for the dedicated golfer, with many exquisite courses reachable in under half an hour. Green Fees range from €25 – €50 depending on where you choose to go, and whether you wish to play midweek or at the weekend.
Abbeyleix has its own delightful 18-hole course which is quickly developing a reputation for itself as one of the best in the midlands.

ABOUT ABBEYLEIX
Abbeyleix truly is a wonderfully historical town in Ireland. It was founded in the 18th century as an estate town by Viscount De Vesci and is situated near a 12th century Cistercian monastery beside the River Nore. Today, you’ll find a range of historical structures still standing in and around the town – ancient ring forts, burial grounds, early monastic buildings, castles, churches and colonial estate houses.
The town once had a major carpet factory – notably producing carpets used on the ill-fated RMS Titanic.
A most attractive town with tree-lined streets,
retaining much of it’s original 19th century architecture,
Abbeyleix has been awarded ‘Heritage Town’ status and has benefited from a tasteful face lift with authentic old world street lighting etc.
The town has a magnificent golf course, a very active tennis club,
and many delightful walks including one starting from the grounds of
St. Michael & All Angels Church of Ireland, known as The Lords Walk.
It boasts many interesting pubs and bars, including the world-famous Morrissey’s, reputed to be one of the oldest in Ireland, and of course this hotel’s own Malachi’s Bar.
Nearby, Moyne Polo Club, one of the largest in Ireland, offers exhilarating entertainment throughout the summer. There are many beautiful gardens to visit close to hand, and wonderful fishing on the internationally renowned River Nore. Historians will be interested to note that the tomb of the last High King of Laois, Malachi O’More, is situated in the grounds of Abbeyleix Demesne, one of the most impressive and significant country estates on this island.