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Our People

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Our People Are Our Power

We are lucky to have some of the most experienced, talented and professional people working for us here in one of the leading hotels in Cork. Their passion for Irish hospitality and their attention to detail in ensuring we deliver the highest standard of it, drives everything we do for our customers on a daily basis.

Some of them you will see in person during your stay. Others will be working their magic behind the scenes. But all of them will be going above and beyond at every touchpoint.

Our People

Gender Pay Gap Report

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At Ballymaloe House, we are committed to fairness and transparency in everything we do. In line with Irish regulations, our 2025 Gender Pay Gap Report is published below.

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Rewarding Work

Join Our Team

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We are always on the lookout for talented people with the passion to work in one of the top hotels in Cork.

Dervilla O'Flynn Head Chef

Our Awards

Proud Honours

View Our Awards

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Awards are not why we do what we do, but they are why we have such a renowned reputation for quality hospitality.

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Our History

550 Years

Explore Our History

ballymaloe History

Learn about the people who helped turn a castle built in 1440, into the birthplace of modern Irish cuisine over 500 years later.

ballymaloe History