Carlingford

Our restaurant serves up an array of locally sourced and freshly prepared dishes to delight every palate. From our famous Carlingford Oysters to sizzling steaks and hearty seafood chowder, each dish showcases the best of local ingredients and traditional recipes with a modern twist.
We cater to all tastes, with vegetarian options, a children’s menu, and a range of homemade desserts. Join us for lunch, dinner, or a special occasion and discover why our restaurant is a favourite among locals and visitors alike.

Carlingford Lough is one of the most picturesque inlets on the East Coast of Ireland. Around 8 miles long and bordered by the magical Cooley mountains to the South and the famous Mourne Mountains to the North, which really do sweep down to the sea. This makes it very conspicuous from the sea.VHF Chanel 37 (M1)

Ghan House is a fully restored Georgian House, with walled grounds & gardens in the Medieval Town of Carlingford. We have views of the harbour & Carlingford Lough - we are a stones throw from the harbour and 15 minutes walk from the marina where we can arrange transport for you to Ghan House. Dining is at a leisurely pace, all our double & twin bedrooms have bath & shower en-suite and we have a full bar & extensive wine list.

- 11 continuous years of 'Best 100 Places to Stay in Ireland' '99 to 2010 ~ Bridgestone Guide
- Nominated (1 of 3) 'Best Country House in Ireland 2007' ~ Good Food Ireland
- Nominated 'Best Restaurant in Leinster 2004' ~ Food & Wine Magazine
- Selected 'Best of the Best' ~ Georgina Campbell's Guide to Ireland 2006

Welcome to the Four Seasons Hotel, Carlingford. Situated in the centre of the Medieval Heritage Village of Carlingford, overlooking Carlingford Lough and the Cooley Peninsula. Less than 1 hours drive from Dublin and Belfast.
The Four Seasons Hotel offers guests first class accommodation; extensive leisure facilities; and a uniquely friendly atmosphere, combined they make the hotel the perfect location for a fantastic break.

Our Leisure club includes: 18 Meter Swimming Pool, Kids Pool, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Steam Room and Gym.

The Four Seasons Hotel Group is celebrating 40 Years in Business in 2010 !!

The Anchor Bar, known locally as ‘PJ’s, is Carlingfords’ best known and most popular bar. Located in the village centre our traditional bar is extremely popular with both locals and visitors alike.
The Original Bar and part of the grocery store remains untouched over the years, complete with the framed Leprechaun bones & costume of Sean Òg, found by the late PJ O Hare. The blazing open fire welcomes customers in Winter months, providing the perfect atmosphere to relax and enjoy fine food or drinks. The Lounge Bar, open at weekends is fully air conditioned and spacious, the Lounge Bar boasts a big screen television on which all live sport is shown during the day.

Discover the beautiful historic town of Carlingford, with the Cooley Mountains as a backdrop, and Carlingford Castle sitting on the shores Carlingford Lough. Take a drive around the Cooley Peninsula, visit Omeath, Greenore and the beaches along the coast.

The four star Four Seasons Hotel, Carlingford specialise in providing premium quality modern Irish cuisine with an emphasis on fresh, seasonal and local produce. With one of the finest Restaurants in Carlingford, the newly renovated "Lough Lounge", front lobby for afternoon tea and a mesmerising outdoor deck with views of the private gardens, the Cooley Mountains and Carlingford Lough, you have a wide variety of fantastic menu options to dine with us at the Four Seasons Hotel, Spa & Leisure Club, Carlingford. Dining in Carlingford

Just five minutes walk from the medieval town of Carlingford. We are based in the new purpose built Carlingford sailing club. We are an ISA recognized teaching Establishment, providing top quality Coaching for all ability levels, & age groups, in all aspects of sailing & power boating.
A wide range of sailing & power boats are available to hone your skills: Bavaria 32, J24, Drascombe Gig, Flying Fifteens, Wayfarers, Topaz, RIB's, displacement powerboats. Wetsuits, waterproofs and buoyancy aids are provided.

Our restaurant – in the drawing room or ground floor dining room – has views of the gardens and Mourne Mountains. We use herbs from our herb garden, home grown vegetables and are fortunate enough to have an abundance of superb shellfish from the lough ~ oysters, mussels, cockles, winkles and crab for example.
We bake our own bread, make our own stocks, ice creams and sauces. Dining is at a leisurely pace – you can have your table for the whole evening. Dress code – smart casual/what you feel comfortable in. Our bar is for the use of residents & diners only.