The Banking Hall

Dating back to 1866, The Banking Hall is one of Dublin's most distinctive luxury event venues. Located within The College Green Hotel, this beautifully restored historic space provides an exceptional setting for conferences, gala dinners, corporate events, private celebrations and weddings. Combining magnificent period architecture with modern event facilities, The Banking Hall offers a truly memorable venue in the heart of Dublin city centre.

Perfect For

The Banking Hall is a versatile venue suited to a wide range of occasions, including:

• Conferences and keynote presentations
• Gala dinners and awards ceremonies
• Corporate meetings and networking events
• Product launches
• Charity fundraisers
• Wedding receptions
• Private celebrations
• Banquets and formal dinners

Why Choose The Banking Hall?

• Historic venue dating back to 1866
• Located in the heart of Dublin city centre
• Capacity for up to 250 guests
• Beautiful original architectural features
• Flexible room layouts
• Dedicated Events Team
• Bespoke catering options
• Modern audiovisual facilities
• Part of the luxury five-star College Green Hotel

Allow our Meetings & Events Team to tailor make a proposal for your next event by emailing events@thecollegegreenhotel.com or by calling us on +353 (0) 1 645 1000.

About the Banking Hall

Dating back to 1866, The Banking Hall was once the headquarters of the Provincial Bank, and since its inception a rich history has developed within the walls of this great structure. The private entrance on College Green Street can still be seen to proudly display the encaustic tiles with the bank’s original logo. Relics of the building’s financial past accentuate its atmospheric decor, including the clock and the insignia of the old banking firm. All watched over by Sir Joshua Reynolds’s magnificent portrait of Lady Eglinton. Georgian pillars and doorways undergird the ornate plasterwork ceiling hung with four Waterford Crystal chandeliers, each dripping with 8000 crystals. With intricate hand carvings and plasterwork shining proudly, the 15-metre-high ceilings bring to life an age well gone by.