Fifty years of discovery, adventure and unforgettable memories – and what better way to celebrate than with the people who have been part of the journey?

This year marks 50 years since Aillwee Cave first opened its doors to visitors, beginning a remarkable story that has seen generations of visitors explore the wonders beneath the Burren and enjoy the unique experience that Aillwee has become known for.

To mark this special milestone, Aillwee Burren Experience is inviting past and present team members to come together for an evening of celebration, reminiscing and plenty of craic!

Taking place on Saturday 10 October from 5pm to 9pm, the evening will be a chance to catch up with old friends and colleagues, share memories and celebrate the many people who have helped make Aillwee what it is today.

With food and drink served and lots of great entertainment, it promises to be a wonderful evening of memories, laughter and celebration.

So, if you’ve been part of the Aillwee story over the past 50 years, we’d love you to join us and raise a glass to five decades of Fáilte!

Past and present team members can RSVP to info@aillweecave.ie by Friday 2 October.

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