Lismore Castle

High above the River Blackwater, this turreted castle dates from 1185, when Prince John of England built a similar fortress on this site. Local lore says that Lismore Castle was once granted to Sir Walter Raleigh for £12 a year, although he never occupied it. One man who did live here was Richard Boyle, the first earl of Cork. He rebuilt the castle, including the thick defensive walls that still surround the garden, in 1626, but most of the present structure was rebuilt in the mid-19th century. You're free to wander the 3,200-hectare (7,904-acre) estate of gardens, forests, and farmland, but not the castle itself. It is the Irish seat of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, who won't let the general public in. But they're not above being entrepreneurs; in fact, if you've got the money, you can see it all, since the castle can be rented, complete with the duke's personal staff, to private groups for a minimum of €31,500 per week for up to 12 guests, during June through August. Included in the price are dinners, afternoon teas, and silver-service breakfasts. For booking information call tel. 058/54424 in Ireland; if calling from another country, dial 011/353-5854-424. (Although, frankly, if you can afford that price, you've probably got a castle of your own.)

Lismore Castle is located in Castle Avenue, Mallow. To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is +353 58 54424. You can get more information from their website: https://www.lismorecastle.com/. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find "Lismore Castle" quickly are 52.138771057129,-7.9325499534607