Whether you’ve got shopping, eating or just relaxing on your to-do list this winter, these weekend escapes to Dublin, Cork and Clare have a little of all three.
Whether you’ve got shopping, eating or just relaxing on your to-do list this winter, these weekend escapes to Dublin , Cork and Clare have a little of all three. Dromoland Castle in Clare has been welcoming guests for more than four centuries, and, nestled into a squishy sofa at the foot of the magnificent fireplace in the grand hall with a wickedly good tipple in hand, there are few places you would rather be on a winter’s evening.
Get your bearings by taking an amble through the castle, from its 16th-century stone walls, grand staircases and imposing portraits to cosy nooks and hidden hallways. Don’t forget to take pause at the newly opened Castle Spa, which boasts a curated range of bespoke treatments from Dr Barbara Sturm, Seabody and Oskia. Outdoors, there are myriad romantic country pursuits to choose from, such as a horse-drawn carriage ride, falconry and lakeside picnics, as well as a world-class golf course (which recently hosted the Women’s Irish Open
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