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Recently added: Castles in Dublin
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Ashtown Castle
Castle
Medieval stone house once hidden within a Georgian mansion, surrounded by gardens & walking paths.
4.50
(511 reviews)
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Restored feudal castle for weddings and events with manicured grounds, high towers and a moat.
4.70
(670 reviews)
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Clontarf Castle Hotel
Hotel
I’ve stayed at Clontarf Castle Hotel twice, with an obvious desire to go back and perhaps with my boyfriend this time.
4.50
(5.5K reviews)
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- Castleknock (~7 km)
- Palmerstown (~7 km)
- Blackrock-Central DED 1986 (~8 km)
- Blanchardstown-Abbotstown DED 1986 (~8 km)
- Airport ED (~8 km)
- Clondalkin-Monastery DED 1986 (~8 km)
- Dundrum-Sandyford DED 1986 (~8 km)
- Sandyford (~9 km)
- Tallaght-Springfield DED 1986 (~10 km)
- Blanchardstown-Coolmine DED 1986 (~10 km)
- Dun Laoghaire-East Central DED 1986 (~10 km)
- Kinsaley DED 1986 (~10 km)
- Cornelscourt (~11 km)
- Sutton (~11 km)
- Killiney South DED 1986 (~11 km)
- Cabinteely-Loughlinstown DED 1986 (~11 km)
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