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What is the Rock of Dunamase?

Dunamase or Rock of Dunamase is a rocky outcrop in County Laois, Ireland. It rises 46 meters (151 feet) above a plain and has the ruins of Dunamase…

Ancient stone castle tower with ivy and a ruined tower beside it

What Is The Most Visited Castle In Ireland?

What is the most visited castle in Ireland? With over 400 000 visitors every year, Blarney Castle is the most visited castle in Ireland. Most of these…

Medieval stone castle with crenellated towers overlooking formal rose gardens

What’s The Oldest Castle In Ireland?

What’s the oldest castle in Ireland?

Medieval stone castle with towers reflected in calm river surrounded by green vegetation

What Is The Largest Castle In Ireland?

On the south bank of the River Boyne you will find the…

Is Kilkenny Castle Worth Visiting?

The Kilkenny Castle tour is very informative, the grounds…

Stone medieval castle with towers and crenellations under blue sky

Why was Cahir Castle built?

Cahir castle was built in the 13th century and served as a stronghold for the powerful Butler family. Its design was so effective it was …

Aerial view of gray stone castle with green copper dome surrounded by residential suburbs

Galway City Ireland: Things to Do, History & Travel Guide

Galway is a city in western Ireland in the province of Connacht. It is the county town of Galway, named after the county. The city lies on the River…

Round stone tower with crenellations and red flowers blooming in foreground

Can you go inside the Dublin Castle?

Update for 2026: Dublin Castle is closed to visitors from 5 May to 31 December 2026 while it hosts Ireland’s EU Council Presidency. It is …

Why Is Kylemore Abbey Famous?

Why Is Kylemore Abbey Famous? Why Is Kylemore Abbey Famous?

Dunluce Castle, County Antrim, Norhtern Ireland

Is Dunluce Castle in Game of Thrones?

Dunluce Castle, medieval castle located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The castle ruins of Dunluce dates back to the 16th-century and was used in “Game …

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