Sustainability

Our World Food Day pledge to reduce food waste

For World Food Day 2021 we’re spotlighting Winnow Solutions, a food waste reduction service making a big impact through the use of smart technology.

Jonathan Keane, Executive Head Chef

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The characters of The Lodge: Jonathan Keane

Learn more about our Executive Chef Jonathan Keane who has been with us for over 10 years.

Ashford Castle Estate Honey jars lined up

Sustainability

You can now buy Ashford Castle Estate Honey

Mrs Tea's Boutique & Bakery now stocks Ashford Castle Estate Honey, created by our resident bees.

Exterior of Ashford Castle hotel located in Ireland

Stay local

Celebrating the power of passion

At Red Carnation Hotels, we are honoured to be named the 'number three best hotel brand in the world.'

Ashford Castle Fountain

Delicious dining

What's growing on the Estate this September?

From Meadowsweet to Nasturtium, here's what you'll find amongst this autumn's produce.

Robert Bowe standing in the restaurant in front of a drape

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The characters of the Castle: Robert Bowe

Our Restaurant & Wine Programme Manager has worked with us for an impressive 34 years.

Mary O'Haire

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The characters of the Castle: Mary O'Haire

Meet Mary, our treasured Back of House Attendant who has worked with us for 33 years.

Picture of Olga Micule

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The characters of The Lodge: Olga Micule

A treasured member, Olga has 11 years of service.

Breege

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The characters of the Castle: Breege O’Connor

Breege O’Connor, a treasured hostess, has been with us for 21 years.

Fiona Heneghan

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The characters of The Lodge: Fiona Heneghan

A treasured member, Fiona has worked with us for 14 years.

Mary McGrath

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The characters of the Castle: Mary McGrath

Meet Mary, a treasured member of our kitchen team for 33 years.

Delicious dining

Meet the supplier: St Tola cheese

One of our longest-standing partners, made with goat’s milk at the foot of Mount Callan.

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