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Set within a private estate Dromoland is one of the most romantic and picturesque castles you will find, with a rich depth of history going back to the Gaelic Irish royalty of old. Priceless reminders of Dromoland’s history can be found throughout the castle, furnished with fine antiques, splendid wood and stone carvings and original oil paintings. As you would expect Dromoland offers the utmost in luxury, blending old world elegance with modern day comforts and a complete range of facilities, activities and services.
Dromoland Castle boasts 75 beautifully appointed, very spacious, and luxurious bedrooms and suites. Each room has been decorated individually and enjoys its own unique personality, blending old world charm with modern amenities, offering attractive views of the flowering herb garden, 16th century courtyard or shimmering lake. In the suites, the decor includes rich damask wallpaper, antique furnishings, and custom-designed carpets and drapes.
Dining at Dromoland is always an occasion. It is also a culinary delight, the quality of the food and service is renowned the world over. The Earl of Thomond Restaurant offers a relaxed but elegant dining experience. Located on the ground floor, dinner can be enjoyed in an ambience enhanced by the soft music of the Castle''s resident harpist. The Fig Tree Restaurant offers a wonderful variety of dining. The menu and presentation have been created for more informal dining. The Castle Library is the perfect setting for a ######## Bar, with gently burning log fire, candlelit in the evening and hosting Irish Ballads, providing the background for after dinner drinks.
Surrounding the Castle is Dromoland’s own superb 18-hole parkland golf course, while the castles other sporting pursuits include fishing, horse riding, archery and clay pigeon shooting. Apart from Dromoland''s championship golf course, Dromoland Castle is the perfect location for playing some of Ireland''s finest courses. It is located between the great courses of the west and southwest, thus being relatively close to the likes of Waterville, Ballybunion, Lahinch, Tralee, Connemara and Killarney. Nearby are the popular visitor attractions of Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, the Cliffs of Moher and the scenic beauty of the Burren.
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