Pub details
- Address
- MAIN STREET, CASHEL
- County
- Tipperary
- Licence reference
- THP0063
CASHEL PALACE HOTEL
MAIN STREET, CASHEL, Tipperary
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Revenue's renewed-liquor-licence register lists licence ref THP0063 as a Publican's Licence (7-Day Ordinary) for CASHEL PALACE HOTEL at MAIN STREET, CASHEL in CO. TIPPERARY with TREVESTER LIMITED as licensee.[1]
Irish Times reported in 2015 that Cashel Palace Hotel had closed in early December 2014 with the loss of 32 full- and part-time jobs, and described the hotel as a 20-bedroom red-brick Queen Anne-style building dating from 1730, built for Archbishop Theophilus Bolton by architect Sir Edward Lovett Pearse.[2] The same report said the Church of Ireland sold the palace in 1959 to Lord Brocket, who opened it as a luxury hotel in 1962.[2] Irish Times reported in 2017 that John Magnier had purchased the hotel in 2016 for EUR2.25m and that redevelopment plans for the Trevester project had been approved subject to conditions.[3] Irish Times travel coverage in March 2022 described the reopened hotel as being in the hands of the Magnier family, owners of Coolmore Stud.[4]
Sources (4)
- Revenue Commissioners · Register of Renewed Liquor Licences · 2026-05-08
- Irish Times · "Architecturally important Cashel Palace hotel expected to be sold" · 2015-01-02
- Irish Times · "John Magnier gets go ahead to develop Cashel Palace Hotel" · 2017-07-20
- Irish Times · "First Look: Inside Cashel Palace hotel after its Magnier makeover" · 2022-03-02
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