FAQs
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Can we stay at the venue?
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Accommodation for the night of the wedding has been arranged please book your room here: https://www.boynehillhouse.ie/booking Unfortunately as it is an exclusive hire venue you cannot book to stay at the venue separately.
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Are plus ones invited?
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While we love you and your plus ones, we do have limited room at the venue so only those included on invites have a space reserved for them.
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Are children invited?
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Again while we love your kids, due to limited numbers, we can only extend invites to those included on the invitations. Given the beautiful location, we'd also love you to take this as an opportunity to holiday so if you would like to have your kids travel with you, please let us know and we can work with you to arrange babysitters while the main events are happening.
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Where should we stay if we arrive early/stay later?
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The venue is approximately 30mins from the Airport by taxi. If you arrive early you can stay in Swords or Malahide which are close to the airport, there are many hotels and this is the bride's hometown so we can provide recommendations to you directly! If you want to go a bit further and stay in Dublin City Centre you will be about 1.5 hours from the venue. Near Wedding Venue: Ardboyne Hotel https://www.ardboynehotel.com/ Between airport and venue: https://www.roganstown.com/ https://www.kettleshotel.ie/ https://www.stationhousehotel.ie/ https://www.ashbournehousehotel.ie/ https://www.thegrand.ie/en/ B&B’s in Swords https://www.booking.com/Share-2Yc88kL https://www.thefortyfour.ie/ https://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/hotels/republic-of-ireland/dublin/swords/dublin-airport.html?cid=GLBC_DUBAIR
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What is there to do in the area?
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We will be happy to provide recommendations if you let us know your plans in advance! We will update this section closer to the time.
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Are taxis easily accessible?
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Yes, you should be able to easily arrange taxis. We will provide numbers, Uber is usable, but not as common. FreeNow is more common in Ireland.