The landmark Nuremore Hotel and Country Club is set to reopen in the coming months.
Irish hospitality company – The McGettigan Group have announced its acquisition of the beloved Monaghan landmark.
The sale of the iconic property, which, was on the market for a guide price of €6m was completed yesterday.
The new owners say they would like to acknowledge the support received from Monaghan County Council who have played a significant role is ensuring that the hotel will continue to serve its community and county. Work is already underway to transform the hotel into a world-class leisure, lifestyle, and hospitality destination.
The ambitious redevelopment project will create over 100 new jobs by the end of the year and promises to make the seventy two bedroom hotel a cornerstone once again of the local community and a beacon for Irish tourism. Dennis McGettigan, CEO of McGettigan Group say the hotel has immense potential.
The Nuremore Hotel, on the old Ardee Roiad just outside Carrickmacross, ceased trading in 2023. It was established and developed by Julie Gilhooly and her family. When she retired from the business in 2020, the hotel was sold to The Kylin Prime Group as a going concern.
The hotel, which has over 70-bedrooms and is located on a 160-acre of parkland, will now be now returned to its former glory.
Local Councillor Peter Conlon says the confirmation is great news not just for Monaghan but for the North East.
For Health & Safety reasons, the resort will temporarily remain closed to the public during redevelopment. Once renovations are complete in late 2025, the gates will open wide once again to welcome the community back into revitalised local gem. Cllr Colm Carthy says that's a welcome development.
