A Cookery School in the heart of Meath

​Lismullin Cookery School welcomes all participants, from young children and teens to adults, who enjoy cooking for fun or at a professional level.

We provide a variety of classes, from hands-on courses to demonstrations and tasting. Our classes are small, giving participants space and individual attention.
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With modern facilities and fully equipped cooking stations, Lismullin Culinary School is the ideal place for any occasion, whether it is children’s cookery classes, an office team event, a social occasion or just family time.
 
From time to time, celebrity chefs visit the school to talk about their experiences and teach their expertise. 

Lismullin Conference Centre 

Lismullin Cookery School is part of the Lismullin Complex, which comprises Lismullin Conference Centre and Lismullin Hospitality Services Centre. 

Lismullin Conference Centre promotes a variety of activities, conference, seminars, courses and retreats, which reflect a Christian outlook on life and culture.

• Forty-six bedrooms each with its own bathroom.
  
• Spacious sitting rooms and conference room facilities.
  
• Gym hall and coffee dock.
  
• The beautiful Holy Family Chapel.

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How to Find Us?

Based in Lismullin, Co. Meath, we are just 35 min. from Dublin.
Travelling on the M3, exit at Junction 7. Head south on R147. Lismullin Complex is 400 metres on the left.

Apart from driving, you can also arrive Lismullin via public transport. The following buses would pass Lismullin:

• 109
• 109X
• 109A
  

Check Bus Timetable

Lismullin Cookery School - in the Local News

Lismullin School recently featured on Irish TV.  You can catch up here with the interviews with one of our managers, Marie Flynn and one of our Head Chefs, Helena Sheerin speaking about the cookery courses.

You are guaranteed to  experience genuine Irish cuisine and hospitality. To experience a taste of one of our classes, take a look at this video of a themed class with children: Chinese New Year.

Celebrity chef  Richard Corrigan speaks to Spirit Radio about Lismullin Culinary School

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This project has been co-financed by Meath Partnership through the Irish Department of Environment, Community and Local Government ‘Rural Development Programme Ireland 2007-2013’ and through the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas.

B’iad Comhpairtaíocht na Mí, an ‘Chlár Tuathforbairt na hÉireann, 2007-2013’, leis an Roinn Comhshaol, Pobal agus Rialtas Áitiúil, agus an Chiste Talmhaíochta na hEorpa le haghaidh an Thuathforbairt: Eorpach ag infheistiú sna cheantair tuaithe, a comh-mhaoiniú an tionscadal seo.