Intimate, private, exceptional

The Milestone is steeped in history and we strive to protect and celebrate this precious legacy, from the original marble checkerboard floors to the Victorian tiling, leaded windows and wooden panelling, allowing guests a rare glimpse into 19th-century London. Each of our private dining venues has a story to tell and every space is filled with beautiful rich furnishings and exquisite original artwork, with the outstanding cuisine and generous hospitality that The Milestone is renowned for.

Clay shooting

The Ashford sporting clay range features targets that simulate the game typical of this region. Beginners enjoy a pleasant introduction to the sport and a thorough grounding in the safety and etiquette of shooting in general.

You’ll meet at the Equestrian Centre to meet your instructor who will then direct you to the shooting range. Clay Shooting participants must be over 16 years of age.

Boy teenager has training, shoots a wooden bow in the forest

Clay shooting prices

Sporting 25 Clay Shooting Experience: €95 per person (€40.00 per 25 shots thereafter, subject to availability)

Sporting 50 Clay Shooting Experience: €135.00 (€40.00 per 25 shots thereafter, subject to availability)

Guinness Shooting Experience: €195.00 per person. Includes 75 clays (2 people minimum) and €40.00 per 25 shots thereafter, subject to availability

The Ardilaun Challenge – 50 Bird Competition: €195.00 per person, includes 75 clays (€40.00 per 25 shots thereafter, subject to availability)

Private lesson: €250, including one-on-one expert tuition, clays, and cartridges

Archery

Enjoy this ancient sport played by kings and lords for centuries. All the family can participate simultaneously from ages seven upwards to unveil their very own champion! We use our 50m indoor centre when necessary so this activity is not weather dependent but please bring warm outdoor clothing, a rain jacket, and comfortable footwear.

Set up according to the National British Grand Championship guidelines with rubber 3D targets and using arrows that are the only ones of their kind in Ireland. This activity takes place at the Equestrian Centre, and participants are required to be as tall as the bow.