Dromoland Castle

Newmarket on Fergus
Co. Clare,
Ireland

OFFER ID H877

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Overview

Ireland’s most magical address, Dromoland Castle has been welcoming guests since the 16th Century. The ancestral home of the O’Briens of Dromoland, whose lineage dates back 1,000 years to Brian Boru, one of the last High Kings of Ireland, we’ve got nobility and hospitality in our DNA.

From the imposing baronial façade to our startling interiors, you’ll find a world of historic grandeur underpinned by the finest modern comforts. With lavish décor, indulging dining, fabulous views and magnificent bedrooms, this is a place to feel at home.

Behind our warm Irish welcome is the belief that every guest is royalty. Stroll the 450- acre estate. Tee off on our world course golf course. Take afternoon tea by a roaring fire. Relax in our intimate spa. Enjoy delicious cuisine. No matter what your preference, at Dromoland Castle there’s no escaping the sense that you are walking in the shadows of kings.

The pinnacle of excellence, come in the knowledge that all your expectations will be met. A remarkable retreat with an easy elegance, it’s time to make Dromoland Castle a part of your story.

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Full Irish Breakfast for each guest daily
$100 USD Food & Beverage credit, per room, per stay

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Local Area Attractions

Places of Interest

BUNRATTY CASTLE AND FOLK PARK:

This authentic Medieval Castle built in 1425 is located on the main Ennis/Limerick road approximately 20 minutes’ drive from Dromoland. Within the grounds of the castle is Bunratty Folk Park where Irish Village Life at the turn of the century is tellingly recreated. The Park contains rural and urban dwellings along with traditional craft exhibitors.

BUNRATTY BY NIGHT:

The famous Medieval Castle Banquets are held nightly where you can wine, dine and enjoy the entertainment provided by the famous Bunratty Singers.

KNAPPOGUE CASTLE:

Located just outside the village of Quin just 4 miles from the Castle, Knappogue Castle is open to the public daily and hosts Medieval Banquets each evening. Closed October to March.

CRAGGAUNOWEN PROJECT:

Close to Knappogue Castle, the project is an example of a ‘Bronze Age’ lake dwelling or “Crannog”. The project includes a ring fort a true reproduction of a 4th or 5th Century farmer’s dwelling and the “Brendan”, the hide boat in which Tim Severn sailed from Ireland to the USA re-enacting the voyage of Saint Brendan. Closed October to March.

THE HUNT MUSEUM:

The Hunt Museum located in Limerick City exhibits one of Ireland’s greatest private collections of art and antiquities. The collection reflects our Celtic past as well as masterworks by da Vinci, Yeats and Renoir. Donated to the ‘people of Ireland’ by John and Gertrude Hunt, their generosity ranks as one of the most outstanding in the nation’s history.

THE BURREN & AILWEE CAVES:

The Burren – one of Ireland’s treasures is 100 square miles of limestone formations with prehistoric graves, ring forts, Celtic crosses. The flora and fauna here are unique in that Alpine, Arctic and Mediterranean flowers grow side by side. An interpretative centre in Kilfenora will provide and audiovisual guide to the Burren before setting off. A must for all visitors. Ailwee Caves are one of Ireland’s oldest caves it has many beautiful caverns in 8,400 feet of passages leading into the heart of the mountain.

CLIFFS OF MOHER:

Majestically rising 500 feet out of the Atlantic the cliffs span 5 miles across and provide spectacular views of the Irish Coast.

THE ARAN ISLANDS:

At 30-minute ferry journey from Doolin takes you to Inisheer where you enter one of the outposts of Gaelic civilization. The islands are an extension of the Burren with high cliffs, rugged landscape, ancient forts and prehistoric relics.

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