Just a short flight away, Edinburgh is perfect for a short weekend away. Rain or shine, it's always a stunning city, but what we love even more is the number...
For years, the kitchen at Howth Castle has been a place to learn, create and share good food in the estate's beautiful surroundings. Now we're opening the...
Our kitchen has always been about learning something new, slowing down and enjoying the setting of Howth Castle. This season we're bringing that same spirit to...
f you think pumpkin soup is a bit predictable, this one might change your mind.
Velvety, sweet and deeply savoury, it’s everything you want from a bowl of soup once the evenings turn cold.
Make Your 2026 Christmas Party One to RememberThe office Christmas party is a fixture for a reason. Every so often, though, a team deserves something better...
There's no better place to be as Samhain draws in than an ancient castle. With the harvest gathered and the evenings turning dark, Howth Castle and Howth...
Our first Murder Mystery Supper Club in Howth Castle's grand dining room. A candlelit Samhain feast, paired wines and a killer at the table. Book your seat if you dare!
Early in September, we had the pleasure of attending a very special evening at McNally's Family Farm in Dublin. The event began with olive oil tasting, followed by a supper celebrating one of the farm's most abundant and versatile crops: the tomato.
If you think you've already met the best chocolate chip cookie, this one might just change your mind.
Rich, chewy and a little bit salty, these cookies take...
Give your team an office Christmas party that's far from ordinary. Cook a festive feast in a historic castle kitchen, then dine by candlelight. Book now
Howth Castle welcomed Almost Anywhere for a very special summer gathering in the beautiful surroundings of the estate. Around 70 guests enjoyed a menu inspired by the very best of late summer, including a bouillabaisse of local fish accompanied by new potatoes and green salad.
This month's foodie find isn't hiding down a cobbled laneway or behind an unmarked door. It's hiding in a car park. Specifically, the entrance to the Drury Street car park in Dublin 2, where a former cash booth has been quietly turned into one of the city's most talked-about small plates spots: Amy Austin.