As the name of Celtic Castles grows, so does the publicity we receive around the globe. Here is a small selection of Celtic Castles', and/or the individual castles' featured on the web site, recent appearances in the media.

Celtic Castles featured in Signature Magazine, July/August 2007 "If you've ever wanted to feel like a real king or queen, here's your chance to hold court. Celtic Castles has compiled a list of more than 70 sites in England, Ireland, France, Scotland and Wales that rent rooms or an entire castle for days or weeks. Examples of the properties include Château de Mercuès, a 13th century building in southwest France that was a summer home for counts and bishops and is now a wine producing estate; Law Castle, near Glasgow, Scotland, which was built in the 15th century as a wedding gift for Princess Mary, the eldest daughter of James II; and Clontarf Castle in Dublin, Ireland, built in 1172, where turrets and tapestries blend with decidedly modern decor. Call +44 (0)1422 323200 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Balfour Castle featured in Living in Orkney Magazine, August 2007 - (Balfour Castle) "Nearly twenty years ago, Patricia Lidderale took on the challenge of creating a country house hotel within the 160 year old walls of her family home. Now visitors from all over the world beat a path to the front door of Balfour Castle. Howard Hazell took a trip over the String to Shapinsay to meet her." To enquire about staying at Balfour Castle, call +44 (0)1422 323200 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Asda Magazine, September 2007 - (Tulloch Castle) "Celtic Castles is offering one lucky couple the chance to stay at the luxurious Tulloch Castle Hotel near Dingwall in the Scottish Highlands. The prize includes a two-night stay for two adults in a room with a four-poster bed, with traditional dinner and full Scottish Breakfast. To enter, call 0901 676 3018 or text asda18, then a space, your name and address to 81800*. If you're not lucky enough to win, you can still enjoy a 10 percent discount when booking accommodation at Tulloch Castle (staying between 1 September and 31 October 2007). Go to www.celticcastles.com/asda or call 01422 323 200 quoting CC001ASDA." To enquire about staying at Tulloch Castle, call +44 (0)1422 323200 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Celtic Castles in World Traveller Magazine, August 2007 "The Hong Kong edition of the World Traveller magazine featured a 6 page wedding special, which focused on a number of properties as featured on the Celtic Castle portfolio such as Myres Castle, Ashford Castle and Dromoland Castle The magazine is distributed to a wide variety of businesses such as casino's and restaurants, within thriving cities in Hong Kong, and focuses on the elite and luxury market." Call +44 (0)1422 323200 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

City Living Magazine, June 2007 - (Shieldhill Castle) ..."Our room was ultra-modern, boasting a huge bed with fresh, plump bed linen. Plantation shutters let in slats of summer sun and a clean, tiled wet room felt more Med than Scot. We got straight on with our weekend’s mission – relaxation – and each ordered a well-deserved beverage. After that it was time to get spruced up and head to dinner in that castle’s restaurant. On the first night we chose from the very reasonably priced set menu with three courses priced at just 19.95 pounds"... To enquire about staying at Shieldhill Castle, call +44 (0)1422 323200 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Celtic Castles in The Yorkshire Post, 23 May 2007 "[Celtic Castles] pledges not to charge customers a commission like other agents - customers pay the same rate by booking through Celtic Castles as they would if they dealt with the castle direct" The photograph shows Ashford Castle in Ireland.

Featured in the Devon Life Magazine, May 2007 - The Castle (Taunton) ..."Gary isn’t that familiar with Devon, although he came down on the odd occasion when he was at The Castle in Taunton, but he was ecstatic about Salcombe and the local produce that he was using for the meal, and was looking forward to exploring a bit more once his stint in the Marine Hotel’s kitchen was over."... View the complete article here. To enquire about staying at The Castle in Taunton, call +44 (0)1422 323200 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Featured in the Target Magazine, December 2006 - Celtic Castles "Celtic Castles is a stand-alone company that was set-up in 1998. As we use primarily the Internet to communicate with our clients and customers, this is the best way to contact us. Our principal is not to charge our customers a commission or inflated prices like many other agents - you will pay exactly the same amount through Celtic Castles as you would booking through the castle directly. Sometimes castles offer special rates, which we are happy to pass onto our customers. Where we are given special discounts from castles, these are also passed on to our customers. In essence not only will you be able to tap into our expansive knowledge of castles, but you will also receive the best rates available." Call 0870 050 3232 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Featured in Sunday Express, September 2006 - Turret Syndrome - A look at Castle Law. "David Hutton, a former publican,and his wife Kate, both 38,are among the new generation of castle owners. They bought 15th century Law Castle in West Kilbride, Ayrshire, for £400,000 four years ago and it is now valued at more than £1million.." Castle Law can be rented on a self catering basis from 2500 pounds per week. Call +44 870 050 3232 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Featured in the Sunday Express , August 2006 - Barholm Castle - A Scotsman's home is his castle! "When Janet and John Brennan first visited Barholm Castle, on the Galloway coastline, the 16th century building had no roof, its floors were missing, and the stone fireplace in the Great Hall had collapsed. But the couple, who spotted the property while holidaying nearby, fell in love with it and set their hearts on buying the unique country retreat." Barholm Castle can be rented on a self catering basis from 750 pounds per week. Call 0870 050 3232 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Featured in Conde Nast Traveller Magazine, July 2006 - The Knights Tale - A stay at Glin Castle. "Incarnations of Glin Castle have existed on the banks of the River Shannon since the 13th century, but the current castle was built as a Georgian mansion in the 1780's and Gothicised by John Francis, 25th Knight of Glin." Glin Castle can be rented on an exclusive use basis from 5900 Euros per night, or on a bed and breakfast basis from 280 Euros per room per night. Call +44 870 050 3232 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

Easy Living Magazine, January 2006 Where to go: Roaring log fires, four-poster beds, tea in the drawing room – it doesn’t get more magical than a grand house party in a castle. The lowdown: Choose from dozens of castles including Amhuinnsuidhe Castle, which sleeps 20 and can be exclusively hired from £25,000 for a week, including all meals, transfers from Stornoway Airport and give ghillies. Call 0870 050 3232 or visit www.celticcastles.com.

As featured in The Guardian 16 July 2005 "If you're really looking to push the boat out, why not rent a castle? Fenton Tower is a magnificent fortified 16th-century castle located 35 miles north of Berwick. Guests rent out the entire tower on a per-night or per-week basis. Prices start from £350 per room including breakfast (min 4 people), the tower sleeps up to 12 people."