Ballymascanlon

Our Reception will be held in the Ballymascanlon House Hotel. This grand hotel is situated in the heart of Bellurgan, only 5 minutes from our family home in the Marsh Road.

McKay Family Home, Marsh Road Bellurgan

The Ballymascanlon is set in 130 acres of beautiful parkland, this impressive Victorian House forms the heart of this Hotel. Steeped in history, Ballymascanlonestate dates from 833 ad. when it was the seat of the Scanlons of Oriel, Co. Louth. This 'Special Place' built some 150 years, has been transformed to the modern standards of today.Family run with a pride and dedication, there is a genuine interest in ensuring every guest is made to feel at home in an informal and luxurious setting giving them a taste of an era gone by.

All your leisure needs are catered for with an 18-hole parkland Golf Course and superb Health Club where you can truly relax and unwind.

One of the many treasures to be found on the grounds is the 4,0 00 year old Proleek Stone, which never fails to amaze vis itors. Scholars and scientist alike are still puzzled as to how the ancient inhabitants manage to raise a forty-six ton c apstone on such seemly fragile supports.

Proleek Stone

This wealth of history combined with the panoramic view provided by the Hotel's gardens and parklands, the surrounding national forests and mountain ranges ensures that there is something for everyone at Ballymascanlon.

Fine food & superb wine
Lunch and evening meals are served with unobtrusive courtesy in the quiet comfort of our elegant dining rooms. Our menus incorporate the finest in classic cuisine, while our wine lists are extensive.

Spacious comfort & attentive room service
Our corporate facilities include six versatile meeting rooms, suitable for a wide variety of purposes. We will be happy to cater for all your requirements. Attentive Room Service is on hand 24 hours a day to ensure maximum comfort in our spacious and elegant bedrooms. We also have extensive car parking facilities for you convenience.

Information and picture's taken from http://www.ballymascanlon.com, http://www.ireland-guide.com, http://www.countylouth.com and http://www.enjoyebr.com