Deep amid the rolling green hills of Ireland’s beautiful south east, lies Mount Juliet. Enjoy golf, horse riding, fishing, shooting, tennis and a fully equipped spa and leisure centre. Or simply relax in the most idyllic surroundings imaginable.

Mount Juliet House, built by the Earl of Carrick over 200 years ago, still displays the work of master craftsmen at its finest. The elegance of the original décor has been painstakingly preserved and enhanced. An aura of eighteenth century grandeur prevails in each of the 32 en suite bedrooms and each one has retained its own individual character and ambience.

Dining at Mount Juliet provides an opportunity to sample the best of traditional and contemporary cuisine. The refined eighteenth century décor of the Lady Helen Dining Room at Mount Juliet House sets the tone as the estate’s finest restaurant. A menu of distinguished Irish and classic European dishes is offered here each evening, prepared using the best of fresh local produce and complemented by fine wines.

Golf
The 18 hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf course at Mount Juliet takes full advantage of the mature landscape and natural beauty of the estate. This par 72 course, home of the Irish Open in 1993,1994 and 1995, has already earned a reputation as the Augusta of Europe. The 7,100 yds (6,500 m ) Championship layout set on some 180 acres (72 ha ), challenges the professional and yet is equally rewarding from the forward tees for higher handicap golfers. An extensive irrigation and drainage system makes the course playable all year round. The same irrigation system was put into the redeveloped Fota Island Golf Club, our sister property and the home of the Murphy's Irish Open 2001, 2002.