Up to 12 people | €60pp 30 & 31 Oct, 14 & 21 Nov, 12 Dec 2026 | Evenings from 7pm Seasonal dining with fresh, local ingredients Join us at Mount Briscoe for a Farm to Table Supper, where you'll enjoy three seasonal courses crafted from organic, locally sourced ingredients, freshly harvested or reared on and around Mount Briscoe Organic Farm. Each dish reflects our passion for sustainable, seasonal food and our commitment to our motto: Taste the Land . Please note that booking is essential, with payment taken at the time of reservation. Is this event suitable for me? We can accommodate some food intolerances and allergies at our dining events, providing that these are mentioned when you make your reservation. Dietary accommodations we can make include those for vegan, vegetarian or pescatarian diets, those who are pregnant, and those with dairy, gluten, nut or shellfish allergies (we recommend you bring your epi pen). However, we cannot cater to dislikes, or to any dietary restrictions that we feel may compromise our ethos or high standard of our menus. If in doubt, please email us before you book. Dates Samhain Weekend: Friday 30 October, 7:30pm to 10:00pm Samhain Weekend: Saturday 31 October, 7pm to 9:30pm Saturday 14 November, 7pm to 9:30pm Saturday 21 November, 7pm to 9:30pm Saturday 12 December, 7pm to 9:30pm

Free entry | Drop in any time Sunday 6 December 2026 | 10am to 4pm Mount Briscoe Festive Food & Wild Wreath Fair We are delighted to announce that our annual Christmas Festive Food & Wild Fair is being held Sunday December 6th from 10am to 4pm. Join us as we celebrate the most wonderful time of the year! Our full range of live edge cutting boards, sumptuous foods & drinks and wild wreaths will be available. From must-have festive flavours to hampers and gifts created with sustainable materials and planet-friendly processes, we hope our Christmas 2026 range will inspire you. Nurturing nature and made with love at Mount Briscoe - looking forward to welcoming you.

Up to 10 people | €95pp Weekdays, 3 May to 30 Sep 2027 | 11am to 1pm Starting May 2027: Mount Briscoe Bog Safari is a journey through time, a dance with nature, and a celebration of the wild, untamed beauty of Ireland. This authentic experience will provide a fascinating insight into this unique and primeval landscape. "Bleak and beautiful, bogs are time capsules that hold a record of history going back thousands of years. They supported Irish life for generations, provided fuel and employment, and are home to flora and fauna found nowhere else. They are part of the Irish soul." Carsten Krieger Since their formation, the raised bogs of Ireland's Hidden Heartlands have grown to a thickness of twelve metres and are some 10,000 years deep. Also embedded in the peat are chapters of human history. Old Croghan Man, discovered near Croghan, County Offaly, represents human sacrifice from a Celtic ritual. As we journey through time, we will explore how the bog was formed, its myths and legends, traditional turf cutting, as well as the unique biodiversity of the bog and its role in the fight against climate change. Your guide, Margaret, will lead you through an immersive journey into Ireland's native woodlands and raised bogs, with deep dive conversation and meaningful connection with people and place. Suitable for families, individuals and small groups. Highlights Guided walk with ecological insights Exclusive access to native woodlands and bog Meet the farmer Tea/coffee and homemade treat included Learn about conservation and sustainable practices What to expect on a tour Historical context: learn about the story of Ireland's peatlands. The process and future: learn how our industrial heritage transformed the landscape of the midlands and the success of bog restoration projects in the region. Creative: Margaret will tell you about her experience making paper from 100% peat. Good to know Duration: 2 hours (11:00 to 13:00) Minimum age: 18 (under 18s must be accompanied by an adult) Weather: please dress for the great outdoors and Irish weather. Suitability: some uneven ground. Sturdy outdoor footwear recommended. Special requirements: don't forget your camera! Exceptional opportunity for macro photography. This walk is on track and mixed terrain which can be wet, boggy and slippery in places. A good level of fitness is required. Accessibility: this route is not disability friendly.

Up to 6 people | €100pp Selected Thursdays & Fridays, 15 Oct to 18 Dec 2026 | 2pm to 4:30pm Create scones and cakes from scratch! Learn to bake a light, fluffy and delicious sponge cake and different variations of sweet and savoury scones, for a classic afternoon tea during a private class. Join me for a warm and welcoming baking experience where you'll learn how to make an afternoon tea worth gathering around. I'll teach you my expert tips in a simple and fun atmosphere without any of the fuss. Throughout the workshop you'll mix, whisk and fold your way through a menu of classic afternoon tea bakes. I'll show you how to achieve light textures, rich flavours and neat finishes while keeping things relaxed and enjoyable. You'll leave with a box of treats, new skills, and the confidence to bake a full afternoon tea from scratch. What's included: Guided experience Tea/coffee and home baked treats Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (14:00 to 16:30)