Name: Charleville Castle
Address: Charleville Demesne, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland, IE
Telephone: +353 57 932 3040

Charleville Castle is a point of interest, located at Charleville Demesne, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland. They can be contacted via phone at +353 57 932 3040, visit their website www.charlevillecastle.com for more detailed information.

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Charleville Demesne, Tullamore, Co. Offaly

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Added by Jopie, at 26 August 2016

Monday 12:00 – 4:30 PM
Tuesday 12:00 – 4:30 PM
Wednesday 12:00 – 4:30 PM
Thursday 12:00 – 4:30 PM
Friday 12:00 – 4:30 PM
Saturday 12:00 – 4:30 PM
Sunday 12:00 – 4:30 PM

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David O'Connor

10 December 2017

It's a work in progress as it's a privately owned castle the work on it's refurbishment seems slow but the story behind it is very interesting
Edel F

03 December 2017

Long drive through wooded area to entrance. Lovely quaint castle. Unfortunately closed to public day we visited due to a private function
Giovanni Colapinto

21 November 2017

An amazing experience in an hunted castle. Take the tour, the guy will give you a lot of interesting info and please make donations to keep the castle open
Justin Mann

18 November 2017

Brilliant tour of a really neat old building with an interesting history. Worth a visit even if you don't necessarily believe in the supernatural. Genuinely one of the best to I've been on since I was a kid.
Martyn Mills

12 November 2017

This one castle that you need to put on your bucket list. Haunted by loads of spirits. Also visit the king tree which is 900 years old. A great day out for all the family.
Filip Kral

13 October 2017

Castle beautiful, however bit neglected. But it all ads to historical feelings and the tour is good. A spooky place
Paul Meaney

20 September 2017

Was here for castlepolooza. Great event just really badly laid out for camping.
Padraig Dever

07 September 2017

A lovely castle that's been let run into ruin and operated by people that don't care. Not nice people
Danny Gawley

30 August 2017

Very interesting tour. Lots of ghost stories hidden passages and amazing architecture
Sarah Kane

05 July 2017

What a great place! Beautiful castle and grounds, and a tour for 10 euros that goes toward hopefully helping preserve the rest of the castle! Tour guides know a lot and it's full of surprises!!
Darren Hand Martial Arts

20 February 2017

How to describe Charlevillehere goes.
The owners of Charleville Castle leave the grounds open, so now it is a local amenity, where families walk their dogs, explore the forest, joggers run, and people really enjoy.
The only part that is off limits is the working farm, and the inside of the castle, which can be toured, and is really interesting. Filled with strange and sad stories, and rumoured to be hauntedhighly recommended.
Mary Alagna

27 January 2017

Really unique, utterly beautiful, voluntary effort - not your standard 'big house' tour. Well worth a visit
Matt Blackmore

07 October 2016

Very cool medieval castle in the process of being restored. The tours are worth your time and the history is fascinating. It would have been cool to see some of the tunnels and hidden parts of the castle but those are not open to the public.
Jared O'Connell

30 September 2016

We had a fantastic tour here. Very much worth a stop. A spooky yet beautiful castle with some interesting history. Our tour guide was one of the volunteer artists and she was fun and a great guide.
Galen Caughron

02 September 2016

This is a must see and I never would have gone if my wife wasn't obsessed with haunted places. Take the guided tour, volunteers will take you through. Apparently there is a volunteer program where you can live there while you restore the castle. I wish I could have spent some time in the magical woods surrounding the place. One of the volunteers told us the tree you pass on the way in is thought to be the oldest living tree in Ireland. You'll know it when you see it. It's magnificent and sorely needed some protection. When we were there kids were running up and down it's branches.