Dromcollogher Castle - Private Rentals - Adams & Butler

Dromcollogher Castle

County Limerick, Ireland

Highlights

  • Accommodates 25 guests
  • Wonderful Grounds and Activities Onsite
  • Wedding Venue
  • Perfect for Large Family Gatherings and Groups of Friends

County Limerick, Ireland

Perfect for Families

Property overview

Dromcollogher Castle is situated in the heart of County Limerick on a magical 200-acre wooded estate and is approached along a magnificent three-quarter mile long avenue, lined with ancient lime trees. Dromcollogher Castle is a stylish, elegant and comfortable family home furnished with family antiques and portraits.

Accommodation

Dromcollogher Castle sleep 25 people in 13 bedrooms. The beautiful drawing room off the main entrance is filled with antiques and works of art which make it a special place to sit and chat. The elegant large dining room with its rich red walls, and fine silver candelabra lighting up the large mahogany dining table, is a pleasure to dine in at night.

Location

County Limerick is mostly a land of quaint rural charm and tradition, by contrast the city of Limerick, a vibrant and bustling city of important cultural significance. Most of the Limerick countryside is low-lying farmland set besides the banks of the River Shannon. Set within this rural landscape is the picturesque village of Adare one of Ireland's prettiest villages with a selection of thatched cottages set beside the River Maigue. A few kilometres away is one of Ireland's most important archaeological sites at Lough Gur with remains of a settlement from 5000 years ago. The River Shannon plays an important role for Limerick, a few kilometres from the city along the estuary is the main port of Foynes, which for many years served as the main transatlantic seaplane base in Ireland. Contrasting with the sleepy country villages, Limerick City is a busy and well-developed city, straddling the banks of the River Shannon. The city has an interesting history, founded by the Vikings, but taken over by the Irish, Limerick was developed and fortified by the Anglo-Normans during the middle ages. King John's Castle overlooking the river still stands as a reminder of this era.

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Dromcollogher Castle

County Limerick, Ireland

Highlights

  • Accommodates 25 guests
  • Wonderful Grounds and Activities Onsite
  • Wedding Venue
  • Perfect for Large Family Gatherings and Groups of Friends

County Limerick, Ireland

Perfect for Families

Property overview

Dromcollogher Castle is situated in the heart of County Limerick on a magical 200-acre wooded estate and is approached along a magnificent three-quarter mile long avenue, lined with ancient lime trees. Dromcollogher Castle is a stylish, elegant and comfortable family home furnished with family antiques and portraits.

Accommodation

Dromcollogher Castle sleep 25 people in 13 bedrooms. The beautiful drawing room off the main entrance is filled with antiques and works of art which make it a special place to sit and chat. The elegant large dining room with its rich red walls, and fine silver candelabra lighting up the large mahogany dining table, is a pleasure to dine in at night.

Location

County Limerick is mostly a land of quaint rural charm and tradition, by contrast the city of Limerick, a vibrant and bustling city of important cultural significance. Most of the Limerick countryside is low-lying farmland set besides the banks of the River Shannon. Set within this rural landscape is the picturesque village of Adare one of Ireland's prettiest villages with a selection of thatched cottages set beside the River Maigue. A few kilometres away is one of Ireland's most important archaeological sites at Lough Gur with remains of a settlement from 5000 years ago. The River Shannon plays an important role for Limerick, a few kilometres from the city along the estuary is the main port of Foynes, which for many years served as the main transatlantic seaplane base in Ireland. Contrasting with the sleepy country villages, Limerick City is a busy and well-developed city, straddling the banks of the River Shannon. The city has an interesting history, founded by the Vikings, but taken over by the Irish, Limerick was developed and fortified by the Anglo-Normans during the middle ages. King John's Castle overlooking the river still stands as a reminder of this era.

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