Accommodation
The bedroom suites in Lisheen Castle are decorated and furnished to ensure that guests can enjoy the splendour of former years without compromising on the comforts of today. In total there are 9 luxury en-suite bedrooms (6 Doubles, 1 Twin and 2 Singles) at the castle. The Master Suite has a wonderful four-poster bed. All suites are equipped as follows: central heating throughout, direct dial telephone, internet connection and television.
Dining Room
For that formal dinner, with a very special touch of splendour, the dining room in Lisheen Castle cannot be surpassed. The Regency dining room table seats fourteen guests in comfort.
The ceiling in this room is decorated with Celtic murals, depicting scenes from Ancient Ireland, such as Fionn Mac Cumhaill (Finn McCoole), Deirdre, Grainne and Oisin. Again, the room has a marvellous open white marble fireplace to add to the warmth of the atmosphere. While Lisheen Castle is self-catering, arrangements can be made to provide a top-class chef and catering team.
Library
When guests wish to be less formal, they usually decide to unwind in the library. Just imagine, relaxing after an enjoyable day in the Irish countryside. It is not a co-incidence that the library is conveniently located right beside the cellar!
For that quiet moment of relaxation and comtemplation, just fill your glass with the best of Irish Whiskey and consider how wonderful life really is. The unique mixture of the aroma of an Irish turf fire, blended with the taste of an Irish Malt, is one of life’s greatest experiences. A broad range of reading material is always available, with a special emphasis on Irish history and country living.
The Drawing Room
The Drawing Room in Lisheen Castle is the centrepiece of the building. The
style of the ceiling is Vaulted Norman and has been restored with a wonderful
“trompe L’oeil” painted scene. It is furnished to the highest standards, to
ensure guests can relax and enjoy the comfort of this beautiful room.
The atmosphere of the drawing room is even further enhanced by the wonderful
white marble Adams style fireplace. Guests really appreciate the scent
of the open turf fires, a true Irish delicacy!
While relaxing in this room, visitors can peruse the famous Tipperary rural
landscape through the double height Elizabethan windows, through which the
morning sun shines. This is an experience well worth savouring.
