Knappogue Castle was restored by the Andrew's family who very kindly allowed Shannon Heritage to use the Castle as a second venue for the growing numbers of tourist who wished to attend a banquet. From the outset quality was the objective. Professional producers, voice trainers and choreographers were employed and young Irish singers and musicians were trained to entertain to the highest standards.
You are greeted at the main door of the castle by the Earl’s Butler and the Ladies of the castle where you proceed to the Dalcassian Hall. Mingle with the Castle Entertainers and savour a goblet of mead (honey wine).
Enjoy music of the harp and fiddle followed by Medieval choral singing from the Ladies. The Earl’s Butler wittily recounts the history of the Castle finishing by explaining the ‘Rules of Chivalry’ practiced at Knappogue Castle and the dire consequences of breaching them!
Menu:
Aperitif
Mead
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Smoked Irish Salmon with Cucumber and Dill Salad
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Tomato & Basil Soup
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Supreme of Chicken in a Veronique Sauce served with creamed potatoes and roasted root vegetables
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'Rastin' Apple & Cinnamon Cruch
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Coffee / Tea
Vegetarian Option:
Tomato and Buffalo mozzarella tartlet with red Onion
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Marmalade, garlic aioli
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Aperitif
Mead
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Smoked Irish Salmon with Cucumber and Dill Salad
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Tomato and Basil Soup
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Supreme of Chicken in Veronique Sauce served with Creamed Potatoes and Roasted Root Vegetables
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'Rastin' Apple and Cinnamon Crunch
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Coffee/Tea
Vegetarian Option:
Tomato and Buffalo Mozzarella Tartlet with Red Onion
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Marmalade, Garlic Aioli
Shannon is a picturesque town in County Clare, known as the gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way. It offers a blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural landscapes, making it a unique and appealing destination for travelers.
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