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If you’re an adventure seeker and Ireland is on your travel radar, you’ve probably heard a lot about Blarney Castle and maybe even heard of the fabled Blarney Stone, which is said to hold the key to being a smooth talker. Indeed, it is stated that kissing this stone bestows upon you the “gift of […]

Nestled in the heart of an old oak woodland near Tullamore, County Offaly, is the majestic Charleville woodland Castle. This is a hauntingly gorgeous specimen of Gothic Revival architecture. It’s also hauntingly lovely. Before the present owners took over and started to meticulously repair it in 1973, the building was abandoned for many years. The

Mcdermott’s castle may be summed up in three words: majestic, historic, and lakefront. It’s like walking into a live story of ancient Ireland when you visit the Castle. The gentle, chilly wind from Lough Key Lake will calm your thoughts as you take in the splendor of the ancient, abandoned castle! In the serene waters

Have you ever wanted to fully experience the fusion of nature and history at one and every moment? Yes, Red Bay Castle is the ideal location for it. Perched on the cliff between Cushendall and Waterfoot, the ruins of Red Bay Castle are easily seen. It calls out for you to come explore its captivating

Situated on Ireland’s southwest coast, the beautiful town of Killarney is part of County Kerry. It is my opinion that the Deenagh Lodge is one of Killarney’s best (and sometimes most underappreciated) “things.” Since Killarney is surrounded by more than 26,000 acres of national parkland, Killarney National Park, you can expect to enjoy breathtaking views

Table of Contents 1. Best Pubs is Galway To Visit 1.1. Tigh Choili – The Latin Quarter 1.2. Taaffes Bar – Latin Quarter 1.3. The Crane Bar – Sea Road (341) 1.4. An Pucan – Forster Street 1.5. Tigh Neachtain – Quay Street 1.6. Garavans Bar – William Street 2. Related Posts 2.1. Things to

Ireland has around 30,000 castles, which is why it is referred to as the “land of castles and sheep.” Sadly, the majority of these castles are now simply ruins because they were constructed between the 12th and 16th centuries.The good news is that you can still see and stay in a lot of amazing castles