Corporate Event Venues for Hire in Dublin

Your Guide to Hiring Corporate Event Venues in Dublin

Dublin is a great city for any corporate event; venues are plentiful and the quality of service is high. Whether you are planning for attendees from abroad or within Ireland, the city is a breeze in terms of transportation. Dublin Airport is only a short hop to the city centre, and everything is easily available via bus or commuter rail. 

A lot goes into organising a corporate event, but don’t worry, the right venue is out there. Dublin’s meeting rooms are available in a variety of sizes, but your search should start in the city centre. There are many options available from the banks of the Liffey all the way down past St Stephens Green. There are also a wide variety of hotels in the city centre as well, if you want meeting space and easy accommodation for attendees. Check out the choices along Grafton Street to get you started or Temple Bar as well as Camden Street for some other options.

If you are looking for a more festive corporate event - perhaps a gala dinner, outdoor party or a team-building event consider any of the private dining establishments in the centre. Also look to the larger hotels and resorts just outside the city. Mansions and castle resorts offering team building and dining experiences are plentiful in and around Dublin. Look to Castleknock for some options.

Whatever your needs, Dublin and Tagvenue are sure to have the venue that will suit you. Book today!

FAQs about Corporate Event Venues in Dublin

What kind of corporate event venues can I find in Dublin?

Dublin is a great place to hold your corporate event. It's a city full of culture and history while having plenty to offer in terms of modern amenities. Modern hotels, such as Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane, offer both accommodations as well as comfortable spaces perfect for meetings, seminars and conferences. For more flexible office space, you can check the city’s coworking venues, such as Talent Garden Dublin. Here you can organise workshops, training sessions or seminars. The city’s many pubs and restaurants provide a more relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a business lunch or a networking event. Buskers On The Ball or Zambrero are our top choices. If you’re looking for a more unusual setting for your event, consider Dublin’s many museums, which also provide spaces for corporate events. Check out our favourites, EPIC & CHQ and Irish Whiskey Museum.

How much does it cost to hire a corporate event venue in Dublin?

The daily hiring prices in Dublin range between €500 and €1250. Per session prices start at €250 but can go up to €3000 and more. If you’re looking for per person offers, they start at as low as €30 per person. Venues offering a minimum spend option start charging at €1000. Remember that the prices may vary depending on the size of the venue, the number of people attending, the duration of the event, and the time and date of the hire. (All data from Tagvenue.)

How do I throw a corporate event?

Here are some steps you can follow to have a stress-free corporate event:

• Define your goals - Determine the purpose of the event and what you want to achieve. This will help you decide on the type of event, the venue, the budget, and other key details.
• Choose a date - Decide when you want to organise your event. Consider industry-specific traditions, as well as how much time it will take you to plan the event.
• Set a budget - In your budget, include all expenses such as venue hire, catering, decorations, entertainment, and marketing.
• Decide on the location - Choose a venue that is easily accessible and is close to public transportation. Check if the venue has ample parking space if you’re planning on having guests drive there.
• Create an agenda - Plan the program, which may include speakers, presentations, activities, and entertainment. Make sure the program fits within the allocated time frame and supports your goals.
• Promote the event - Use various channels to promote the event, such as email, social media, and newsletters. Make sure to communicate the event's purpose, benefits, and details.
• Follow up - After the event, follow up with attendees to thank them for attending and gather feedback. Use the feedback to improve future events.