GALLERY: Cill Dara RFC black-tie dinner dance at popular Kildare hotel
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01 Apr 2026
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01 Apr 2026
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Following the sale of the landmark Kildare House Hotel, current lease-holder and local businesswoman Kelly Moran has confirmed to KildareNow that there is still a long-term lease in place.
Kelly and her staff will continue operating the hotel for many years to come.
The busy hotel, which was recently renovated to give it a stylish and comfortable look, now consists of 21 contemporary en-suite bedrooms.
Kildare House Hotel is a vital part of the vibrant local community and thriving local economy and Kelly Moran has built up a strong customer base.
She would like to thank all her loyal customers for their support and goodwill in the past and looks forward to welcoming them and many more visitors to the hotel in the future.
Facilities such as a 200-seater ballroom along with the Saddle Bar and the Gallops Restaurant are regularly used for local functions including weddings, Holy Communions and Confirmations.
The hotel is looking forward to welcoming more guests in 2019 thanks to the exciting re-opening of the redeveloped Curragh Racecourse in April and the continuing expansion of Kildare Village luxury shopping complex and the picturesque Irish National Stud and Japanese Gardens.
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