Ballyhannon Castle

General information

Ballyhannon Castle is a magnificent medieval Irish vacation rental (self-catering) celtic castle dating back to the 15th century. It is one of the last remaining intact medieval Irish castles.

History

Putting it on the map

Ballyhannon Castle - Location

Getting there

Ballyhannon Castle stands behind its own territorial wall, is surrounded by farmland and overlooks the Estuary leading to the Atlantic ocean. The local villages of Quin and Newmarket-On-Fergus are each 3 kms away, for shops, traditional and lively pubs, restaurants and the famous Quin Abbey. Ballyhannon Castle is situated just off the main Limerick – Galway highway (from which it can be seen though out of earshot) allowing easy access to everywhere on the west coast, especially Shannon International Airport which is only a 10 minute drive away.

Accommodation

3 double bedrooms with antique 4-poster beds
1 twin bedroom with cushioned deep-window alcove (5 feet) which can also sleep 2 small children.
2 bathrooms (with baths and hand-showers).

Roof-top viewing platform with panoramic views of nearby Knappogue Castle and Dromoland Castle, the Shannon Estuary and surrounding farmland.