Want to be king of your own castle? Where better to do it than in Ireland, where the rugged landscape — and torrid history — ...

The well-preserved example of an Irish tower house was restored during ... and interactive exhibits make the castle a family-friendly attraction. Built in the 15th century by Red Hugh O’Donnell ...

Nestled in the forested rolling hills of Connemara, reflected in the calm waters of a lake, Kylemore Castle impresses as much by its romantic silhouette as by the singular history that saw it become a ...

Dubbed Coolmain Castle ... It has remained in the family’s possession for the last 35 years but now affords a rare opportunity to own one of Ireland’s most distinguished residences.

Across Ireland, historic properties are keeping up with the times and upping their hospitality game with new suites, modern ...

Ashford Castle, the Guinness family's former abode, reigns over 350 acres bordering Lough Corrib, near the County Mayo–Galway border. This 800-year-old fortress marries Irish hospitality with ...

Bunratty Castle in County Clare stands as one of Ireland's most meticulously preserved medieval fortifications. This imposing ...

CLIFDEN, Ireland -- A castle by any other name ... a descendant of -- if not royalty -- then a very prominent Galway family. D’Arcy founded the town of Clifden in 1812, and built a residence ...

Ashford Castle, originally called Ashford Manor, has a long history. Most notably, it was owned by the Guinness family and used ... in this room when he visited Ireland in 1984, and it lives ...

13th century Lough Corrib lake residence and castle hotel in western Ireland that was once home to the Guinness family -- and Dromoland Castle -- a 450-acre, 16th century castle hotel in County Clare.