Meeting room in Dublin

[Matlock]

I am looking for recommendations for a meeting space that I could rent in Dublin city centre.

Don't bitch at me about it being Dublin, that is beyond my control.

I need to rent it for one full day, a Saturday towards the end of the year. The space needs to be big enough to accommodate 20ish people.

It would be very useful if it could allow for zoom/teams access.

It would be useful, but not essential, if there was a kitchen/coffee making facility availability.

Don't have a massive budget for it.

Tell me things folks.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

I am looking for recommendations for a meeting space that I could rent in Dublin city centre.

Don't bitch at me about it being Dublin, that is beyond my control.

I need to rent it for one full day, a Saturday towards the end of the year. The space needs to be big enough to accommodate 20ish people.

It would be very useful if it could allow for zoom/teams access.

It would be useful, but not essential, if there was a kitchen/coffee making facility availability.

Don't have a massive budget for it.

Tell me things folks.

The Talbot Hotel in Stillorgan. We use it for absolutely everything, and they are very fair with prices.

It's also very handy if you're coming from Cork, and you avoid having to go into the city centre.

I used live across from it so I can show you the nightlife once the meeting has concluded. Bring lube.

Conference Venues South Dublin | Talbot Hotel Stillorgan

Host your next business event at Talbot Hotel Stillorgan. Featuring 13 versatile meeting spaces, modern AV facilities, and convenient South Dublin location.

www.talbothotelstillorgan.com

 

[fed up]

The Tara Building, think I saw it on nationwide or something similar.

Looked cool.

 

[Channa]

The Four Courts?

 

[Matlock]

The Tara Building, think I saw it on nationwide or something similar.

Looked cool.

Will look it up, thanks.

The Four Courts?

Not for a weekend meeting. The meeting isn't law related in any event.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Not for a weekend meeting. The meeting isn't law related in any event.

Maybe book somewhere that serves food.

They'll have plenty of bowls for you and your "delegates" to drop your keys into.

 

[Hallbopping]

Maybe expensive but what about Croke Park?

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Maybe expensive but what about Croke Park?

She literally said she doesn't have a big budget and you're recommending Croke Park ffs

Typical FF supporter. Money isn't an object.

I suppose you'd stroll down to Fagans afterwards for a few pints with Bertie.

 

[Hallbopping]

She literally said she doesn't have a big budget and you're recommending Croke Park ffs

Typical FF supporter. Money isn't an object.

I suppose you'd stroll down to Fagans afterwards for a few pints with Bertie.

Sure they have a beans partner now so lunch would be sorted as well.

Winner winner beans for dinner.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Sure they have a beans partner now so lunch would be sorted as well.

Winner winner beans for dinner.

We had a work event there a few years ago in the All Stars Suite. Anna Geary was there recording Ireland's fittest family, they were abseiling off the roof of the stadium.

As a "bonus", at the end of our work thing they announced that we were getting to do the 360 walk around the top of the stands, but I'm terrified of heights so I made myself scarce and ended up being on my own in the stands. Was a class feeling to have Croke Park to myself.

But then I couldn't get back into where the meeting rooms are and the exit gates were locked, so like an eejit I'd to phone Croke Park for someone to let me out.

At this point I was fairly fed up so I went to Ryans on Store Street for a pint, where they happened to have the FA Cup trophy on display, so I got a picture with that.

The work gang went to Searsons on Baggot Street for pints after they'd finished in Croke Park and my boss texted me asking where I was. I explained my fear of heights and he called me a "Jessie". Prick.

None of this really helps Matlock in finding a meeting a room tbf.