Faithlegg House Hotel & Golf Club
Waterford, Waterford

Faithlegg House Hotel offers a tranquil manor house setting on the Suir estuary, 6 miles east of Waterford city. As soon as you turn the corner of the sweeping driveway and catch your first glimpse of this magnificent property, the tone is set. The welcoming foyer with open fire, ornate ceiling, Waterford Crystal chandelier and original portland stone floor sets the standard, which will be mirrored throughout your visit to Faithlegg. The elegant foyer and public rooms of the hotel reflect the splendid 18th century architecture of the original building.

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Waterford (Irish: Port Láirge) is, historically, the capital of County Waterford in Ireland, though today the city is administered separately from the county, the latter having its seat in Dungarvan. Local governance functions are handled by Waterford City Council. Waterford city lies at the heart of the South-East region which contributes 11.073 billion euro (2002) towards Irish GDP. (See South-East GDP below) Waterford was Ireland's first city, founded by the Vikings in 914 AD. Today Waterford is the fifth largest city in the Republic of Ireland. In April 2003 an important site combining a 5th century Iron Age and 9th century Viking settlement was discovered at Woodstown near the city.