January Sale 15% off Bed & Breakfast
January Sale 15% off Bed & Breakfast
Sligo on Ice from 17 November 2025 to 18 January 2026.
Following on from the success of Sligo on Ice in 2024, we are delighted to see "Sligo on Ice" returnong back to Sligo for 2025 / 26
This real ice-skating rink is suitated in Queen Maeve Square, only a short walk from The Glasshouse and it offers a welcoming atmosphere where everyone can learn to skate and have fun together.
Staff and rink marshals are experienced and dedicated to helping skaters of all ages and abilities improve their skills while enjoying every moment on the ice.
This isn't just about skating; it's about building a community and creating unforgettable memories. There is a promise to make your experience magical, whether for a lesson, a skating session, or a delightful party package.
Join us November / December / Christmas and New Year and discover the joy of ice skating in the heart of Sligo Town!
This project is in support of the Night-Time Economy with funding from the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.
For more information please contact - Home | Sligo On Ice 2025
🛋️ What to Expect at The Glasshouse This Winter
- Warm, modern interiors with floor-to-ceiling windows
- Views over the Garavogue River and twinkling town lights
- Relaxed dining showcasing seasonal Irish produce
- Riverside bar with cosy corners and crafted cocktails
- Steps from shops, cafes, galleries and scenic walking trails
- From festive lights to frosty coastal walks, winter in Sligo brings a magic all its own — and The Glasshouse puts you right in the centre of it all.
🧭 Things to Do in Sligo this Winter
- Wander the winter woodlands at Hazelwood and Dooney Rock
- Brave the bracing sea air at Rosses Point or Strandhill
- Explore the poetry of Yeats at local museums and monuments
- Warm up in artisan coffee shops or catch live music in a local pub
- Browse seasonal markets for handmade gifts and local fare
🎁 Gift a Winter Escape
Looking for the perfect Christmas or New Year gift?
Glasshouse Hotel gift vouchers are available for stays, dining, and experiences — a thoughtful gesture for anyone who loves stylish escapes and riverside views.
Sligo Baroque Music Festival began life in 1995, founded by Rod Alston with the Sligo Early Music Ensemble. It has become a well-established highlight in the cultural calendar of Sligo and the north-west of Ireland, taking place on the last weekend of September each year.
The festival aims to present high quality performance of baroque music in a friendly and informal context, and featuring a mix of Irish and international performers - some with an established international reputation, others at an early stage of their careers. The development of young musicians is a key focus in the programme every year.
The festival is an association managed by a voluntary committee, with Sharon Carty as Director, and is supported by The Arts Council, Sligo County Council, and by other public bodies, businesses, organisations and individuals.