Glin Castle...
The 29th Knight of Glin and Madam FitzGerald welcome you to their home. Glin Castle stands proudly in the middle of its 500 acre wooded demesne on the banks of the river Shannon.
The toy-fortress like quality of Glin Castle is echoed by its three sets of battlemented Gothic folly lodges, one of which is a tea and craft shop.
The present Glin Castle, which succeeds the Medieval ruin in the village of Glin, was built in the late 18th century with entertaining in mind.
The entrance hall, with a screen of Corinthian pillars, has a superb neo-classical plaster ceiling and the enfilade of reception rooms is filled with a unique collection of Irish 18th century mohogany furniture.
Family portraits and Irish pictures line the walls, and the library bookcase has a secret door leading to the hall and the very rare flying staircase.
Glin Castle is one of Ireland's great heritage houses, on land held for over 700 years by the FitzGerald family, hereditary Knights of Glin.
Facts...
Name: Glin Castle
Country: Ireland
Nearest Town: Tarbert
Airport: Limerick
Dining: Yes
Conferences: No
Weddings: Yes
Contact Details
Tel: +44 (0) 1422 323200










