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Starwood plans third hotel in Ireland
Friday, 02 Aug, 2006
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Starwood Hotels & Resorts is to manage a luxury golf and spa property in Ireland.
Killeen Castle in Dunsany, County Meath, will be a Luxury Collection hotel when it opens in 2009 with 179 rooms.
The property, 40 kms north of Dublin, will feature a 1,000 metre health club and spa and an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus golf course.
Starwood opened the Sheraton Fota Island Gold Resort & Spa in Cork in May, following the Westin Dublin which opned in 2001.
The company’s EMEA president Roeland Vos said: “This hotel introduces a third Starwood hotel brand to Ireland and increases Starwood’s commitment to Ireland while further expanding on the golf and spa resorts we can offer our guests around the world.”
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