Kylemore Abbey Competitors

Beyond Everything. Adare Manor is one of Europe’s great sporting and country estates, set on 842 acres along the River Maigue in County Limerick, Ireland. Once the family seat of the Earls of Dunraven, the 19th-century neo-Gothic Manor House is now a Forbes Five-Star resort holding Three MICHELIN Keys, and will host the 2027 Ryder Cup, 13–19 September 2027. The estate is made for staying several nights. Guests shape their own days: falconry, archery, gun dog experiences and fishing on the estate, riding and shooting nearby, woodland walks and formal gardens, and the Tom Fazio-designed championship golf course. Dining is led by The Oak Room, which holds one MICHELIN Star, alongside Ōku, The Carriage House, Afternoon Tea in The Gallery, The Tack Room whiskey bar and private wine tastings in the cellar. The Spa offers treatments by 111SKIN, with a relaxation pool and infared sauna. The Padel Club activity centre boasts a 17-metre pool, indoor padel courts, a simulation room with Trackman golf, and pilates and yoga studio. The 103 bedrooms and suites combine original art, Georgian-style furnishings and marble bathrooms with warm, anticipatory service. Adare Manor sits at the edge of Adare village, with its thatched cottages, boutiques and pubs, about 25 minutes from Shannon Airport, and is a natural base for the west of Ireland. Behind it all is a team of people who take pride in Irish hospitality. To join them, see our current opportunities on LinkedIn. www.adaremanor.com

Aillwee Cave... a privately owned family business, consisting primarily of the Aillwee (an Irish word meaning yellow ~Cliff,) cave and more recently the Burren Birds Of Prey and educational center ( an additional attraction displaying and educating people on Raptors,) Also home of the Award Winning Burren Gold Cheese, the award winning Entrance Building Designed by A&D Wejhert all located on one of the burren's limestone terraces over looking the beautiful Ballyvaughan Vally and with spectacular views of Galway Bay.

A Monastic Estate and Visitor Experience