Cong, Co. Mayo

Seeing really is believing at Ashford Castle Hotel, which is surrounded by its very own private 350 acre estate. The castle offers all guests a myriad of ways to enjoy the warm hospitality of Ireland. With its colourful 700 year history, guests can savour the wealth of bygone eras and Irish culture throughout their stay, from the grand castle exterior to the richly decorated interior that speaks of centuries of care and love of fine craftmanship.

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Glens of Antrim

Idyllically located on the beautiful Antrim coast, just 26 miles from Belfast and close to Larne, Ballygally Castle faces the soft, sandy beaches of Ballygally Bay. The castle dates back to 1625 and is the only 17th century building which is still used as a residence in Northern Ireland today. A friendly ghost reputedly haunts the castle and, if you are brave enough, why not visit the 'ghost room' in one of the towers to see if you can spot the spirit yourself?!

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Lahinch, Ireland

Formerly known as Smithstown Castle, this wonderfully restored self-catering property is set in the picturesque County Clare on the west coast of Ireland. Ballynagowan Castle has now been restored to provide an historic holiday home for an unforgettable and adventurous experience of Ireland between past and present, with all the comfort of the 21st century.

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Galway

Ballynahinch Castle is an intimate 4 star Irish castle hotel set in 350 acres of woodlands, rivers and walks at the heart of Connemara. The castle has a charm and aura which may be best described as 'Casual Country Elegance,’ so why not savor the rich ambience that makes Ballynahinch Castle the jewel in the crown of Connemara and a truly unforgettable castle experience.

Corofin, County Clare

Ballyportry Castle offers guests the chance to step back in time. The authentic Gaelic tower house rises 90 feet from turf to battlement. It is an authentic restoration, evoking Medieval Ireland at a turbulent time when allegiance was not so much to a sovereign, as to a family, and a man's home was truly his castle.

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Tralee, County Kerry

Ballyseede Castle offers you the chance to truly appreciate history, whilst relaxing and enjoying a break from hectic modern life. Come along to Ballyseede and hear the stories, sample the fine cuisine and enjoy the 'craic' in the heart of Kerry. The 22 luxurious bedrooms have been refurbished and are individually decorated with a perfect combination of taste and imagination.

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Straffan, Co. Kildare

Barberstown Castle was originally built in the 13th century and today is one of the oldest castles in Ireland which offers overnight accommodation. The castle is the only property of its kind which is in such close proximity to the vibrant city of Dublin, and Dublin Airport (which are both located a meagre 30 minutes away), whilst simultaneously providing guests with the country house luxury offering of a 'Blue Book' property.

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Lisbellaw, Co.Fermanagh

Situated at the heart of Belle Isle Estate and dating from the early 17th century, the castle has undergone extensive yet tasteful refurbishment, ensuring that a full range of modern facilities blend seamlessly with original historic grandeur. This self-catering property offers guests the chance to savour some true Irish heritage and culture.

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Co. Cavan, Ireland

Cabra Castle boasts an extensive history, with the castle dating as far back as 1760. The long history lends a mature, cultured air to the castle, and this magic can be experienced by all who wish to spend the night in one of the castle’s historical and richly designed bedchambers. There is never a dull moment at Cabra Castle, as visitors can choose from a range of local activities such as golf, horse riding and fishing.

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Glaslough, Co. Monaghan

The estate of Castle Leslie generously consists of three lakes, rolling parkland and a fine covering of mature native hardwoods. A variety of trees such as Oak, Ash, Sycamore and Yew form part of the ancient woods of Truagh that goes back to Celtic times. The main castle can be booked exclusively for events, where as the Hunting Lodge is available on a bed and breakfast basis.

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Loughrea, Co Galway

This stunning 14th century keep has everything for the cultured traveller; massive walls, forbidding dungeons and spiral, stone staircases. The castle boasts an unusual blend of old Norman personality and atmosphere, with the elegance and comforts expected by today's discerning guests.

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Dublin

Clontarf Castle is a luxurious Irish castle haven tucked away in suburban Dublin, two miles from the heart of the city and just five miles from Dublin Airport. Situated in a quiet peaceful setting, Clontarf Castle Hotel, steeped in Irish history and dating back to 1172, offers guests all the charm and splendor of a unique and royal experience.

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Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare

Dromoland Castle is one of Ireland's finest castle hotels, and offers guests the experience of living like landed gentry, surrounded by luxury, beauty and service. Dromoland is one of the few estates tracing its history to native Gaelic Irish families of royal heritage. Today, Dromoland Castle mixes old world elegance with modern day comforts; the castle serves as one of the most desired destinations in Europe. Here, the vitality of the castle lifestyle endures.

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Co. Limerick, Ireland

Fanningstown Castle is a unique self-catering property, which is situated within 3 miles with the village of Adare, considered to be one of Ireland most picturesque locations. Fanningstown Castle dates right back to the 12th century, and is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. The castle offers a truly tranquil retreat with a real difference, and sleeps up to 10 people.

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Killiney, Dublin

Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel is a 4 Star 18th century luxury castle hotel located in the fashionable suburbs of Killiney, South Dublin. Overlooking Dublin Bay and 20 minutes from the city centre, this is an ideal location for both business and leisure guests. The castle offers fantastic suites and deluxe rooms with balconies, allowing you to sit outside and enjoy the spectacular views of Dublin Bay.

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Thurles, Co Tipperary

Killahara is one of the finest tower house castles in Ireland. Recently refurbished to the highest standards, your experience will be as memorable for the comfort as for the many stories that the castle reveals. The castle has seven spacious bedrooms and offers warmth and convenience within an authentic ancient ambience. The area of Thurles has several attractions to visit whilst you enjoy your stay.

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Thurles, Co Tipperary

Lisheen Castle was restored from total ruin between 1995 –2000 by the Everard family. Since then it has operated as luxurious self-catering accommodation, although catering can be arranged upon request. During your stay at Lisheen, the entire castle will be exclusive to you and your party, making it a unique experience to be remembered. The castle is located centrally in Ireland in the County of Tipperary, making it very accessible to many of the magnificent sites of Ireland during your stay.

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Gort, Co. Galway

Lough Cutra Castle and Estate has a long and varied history. The surrounding countryside contains much evidence of a history dating back to the Tuatha Da Danaans. Examples of old churches, cells and monasteries are prolific in the area and a number of the islands on the lake contain the remnants of stone alters. The history of the estate can be traced back as far as 866 AD.

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County Donegal

Near the fabled Blue Stack Mountains, Lough Eske Castle traces its roots all the way back to the late 1400’s and the famous O’Donnell family who founded the nearby town of Donegal. The original castle was first built around 1474. The current Lough Eske Castle was constructed in the 1860s on the site of an old Brooke mansion, destroyed by fire in 1939 and newly renovated in 2007. Lough Eske Castle has a modern feel, blending the timeless allure of its Gaelic heritage with the conveniences of a modern world-class hotel.

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Kilmaine, Co.Mayo

Turin Castle is located in Kilmaine, a small village in County Mayo, Ireland. The castle has recently been restored from a state of ruin, tastefully combining modern appliances with medieval grandeur. The castle is within easy reach of Galway and Shannon and sleeps upto 10 adults on a self catered basis.

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