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Tailors' Hall
Back Lane
Dublin 8
John Ducie
01 7077076
properties@antaisce.org
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The Tailors' Hall
This special building near Christchurch Cathedral is an early Georgian Guild Hall, beautifully restored as the headquarters of An Taisce, The National Trust for Ireland. The Hall was the meeting place of the Guild of Merchant Tailors from 1706 to 1841 and has figured in many historical Irish events.
It was the meeting place of the ‘Back Lane Parliament’, and the United Irishmen, and was also used for everything from society balls to fencing classes over the centuries.
The Great Hall is a lavish venue while The Lower Hall is more redolent of the convivial taverns of its time with its distinctive fireplace, stone walls and heavily beamed ceiling.
Historic and Elegant Surroundings
For anyone who wishes to hold an event from wedding receptions to civil ceremonies, film and photo shoots, music recital, book/product launches or private parties, The Tailors' Hall is sure to appeal to your sense of wanting something a little bit special.
Nestled in the heart of Dublin
Your guests will be in the last remaining Guildhall of the City and one of the oldest continuously used secular buildings in Ireland. This historic building has miraculously survived intact the the turbulent history of three centuries and today is one of 46 historic structures in the care of An Taisce The National Trust for Ireland. Profits from your hire will go to support the charity in its protection and conservation of this special building and Ireland's rich cultural and natural heritage.
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