Event Hire in County Kildare
From Naas race meetings to Newbridge concerts, Maynooth student events and weddings in Kildare’s countryside hotels, Cromore Events provides a complete hire service for County Kildare. Our stock covers infrastructure, catering, entertainment and site facilities, with delivery, setup and collection included.
Marquees and seating are often the first priority. We hire marquees of all sizes: large marquees for concerts and festivals, wedding marquees for receptions and mini marquees for traders. Inside, layouts are created with round tables, Chiavari chairs, trestles and poseur tables. Outdoor seating includes picnic benches and garden benches.
Facilities ensure sites run safely. We provide portable toilets, luxury units, sanitising stations and portable sinks. For power and lighting we supply generators, festoon runs, fairy lights, lighting towers and LED tubes. Heaters include indirect and patio units. Routes are protected with trackway mats and barriers.
Entertainment is popular at schools, clubs and festivals. Our inflatables include assault courses, bungee runs, helter skelter slides and disco domes. Corporate events often book fun casino hire, human table football or team-building challenges. Families enjoy petting farms, mascots and face painting.
Catering and markets are supported with fun foods like hot dogs, waffles, popcorn and candyfloss, slush machines and ice cream vans. Market layouts can use market huts, chalets, cabins and event kiosks. Support is available with fridge hire and mobile bars.
Stages and sound are frequently booked for Naas concerts, parades in Kildare Town and corporate events in Maynooth. We supply stages, mobile stages, conference platforms and award stages. Audio is covered by DJ and PA hire and event sound systems. Extras like photo booths and selfie mirrors add to guest experience.
From Newbridge student events to weddings in countryside venues and town festivals in Athy, we provide event hire across County Kildare. Contact us to book your hire package.
