| Ross Castle tips and photos posted by real travelers and Killarney locals. Ross Road • 11 Photos • 7 Reviews See all Killarney Things To Do |  | Killarney Ross Castle Reviews | 1 - 7 of 7 |  | Ross Castle Located about 10mins walk from the town centre, Ross castle is a magical place, and the magic is not just the castle its self, It is a fairytale backdrop set on the side of the lakes, where there's is a lovely little beach, It is not advisable to swim here,but Itake your shoes off and get your feet wet, the water is cold but very soothing, the views will take your breath away, . There are tours of the restored building every hour (but check before you go as, it is seasonal) if you decide to take the tour, check in well in advance, there are only so many places per tour and they fill up quickly, especially in the summer. In my opinion the best time to go is in the early evening, you will find very few people there at this time (after 6;00pm) the sun is starting it's decent and the light is perfect for photographs. There is a little coffee shop with a picnic area, but it closes around 5;00pm, so bring your own and share a sandwich with the ducks, watch the boats sail slowly by as the local boatmen make their way home. Failing that go early in the morning before 9.00am. This place is amazing, so enjoy. Phone: 064 35851
|
 | |  |
Visiting Killarney?
Read reviews about Killarney Hotels
Real Reviews from Real VirtualTourist Members.
This square medieval tower which was built by the O' Donoghues in the 15th century is beautifully situated on the shores of Lough Lein. Now restored, the castle houses a fine collection of 16th and 17th century oak furniture. Killarney to the rose castle, take about 30min by walk. There are beautiful walking course. Leave a Comment Phone: 064 35851
|
Ross Castle sits on the shore of the lower lake in Killarney. It's a great place to get a boat trip or rent a fishing boat and row away at your ease. There are some islands which can be visited, such as Inisfalen Leave a Comment Phone: 064 35851
|
On the shore of Lough Leanne Ross Castle can be visited. It's a nice castle to see and also offers a lovely area to walk around in. The castle was built in the 15th century by the O'Donoghue clan. Leave a Comment Phone: 064 35851
|
Part of the Killarney National park, Ross castle is a recently renovated castle, dating back from the 1600's. Formerly an English garrison, it's on the shore of Lake Laune. Very narrow spiral staircases, so be careful. €3.80 admission fee which includes a very good guided tour. It's quite cold & draughty inside. Check out the "murder hole" and the banquet rooms. Will have photos developed soon. Leave a Comment
|
Visiting Killarney?
Read reviews about Killarney Hotels
Real Reviews from Real VirtualTourist Members.
This photo of Ross Castle is a visual representation of Irish spring weather - bright sunshine on one side of the castle, raining on the other side! Ross Castle is the 15th century domain of the O'Donoghues - the last place in Munster to fall to Cromwell. According the legend the castle could fall only by water, so Ludlow led the Cromwellian forces via floating batteries launched from the lake. The O'Donoghues saw the prophecy's fulfilling, and surrendered. Leave a Comment
|
 | 1 |  | |
- Castlerosse
Killorglin Road, Killarney - Hotel Dunloe Castle (Killarney.)
Beaufort, Killarney - Killarney Oaks Hotel
Muckross Road, Killarney - Dunloe Castle Hotel Killarney
Beaufort, Killarney - White Gates Hotel
Muckross Road, Killarney - Cahernane House Hotel
Killarney Road, Killarney - Muckross Park
Muckross Village, Killarney - Killarney Court
Tralee Road, Killarney - Murphys Guesthouse Hotel Killarney
18 College Street, Killarney - Arbutus Hotel
College Street Town center, Killarney - Bw Eviston House Hotel
97 New Street, Killarney - Clarion Htl Randles Crt Killarn
Muckross Road (formerly Clarion Randles Court), Killarney - Holiday Inn (Muckross Road.)
Muckross Road, Killarney - Dromhall
Muckross Road, Killarney - The Lake Hotel
Lake Shore Muckross Road, Killarney
|