Dundrum Castle, a ruin standing over the town of Dundrum, County Down, Northern Ireland. It was constructed by John de Courcy, sometime …
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Jun 16, 2024
The walk up to the castle offers stunning views of the area We were the only people there which made it even better The history is Intresting and worth reading before you goFull review by Droopydrawrs52
Sep 9, 2023
The castle and keep sit above Dundrum. Plenty of signs explaining the history. You can climb to the top of the keep via the original spiral stone staircase (people who have issues with confined space…Full review by DawsonandAli
Jul 18, 2023
I guess most of it is written about this place, but it is worth to swing by, when you are in the area. It provides you with a nice view, even until the Mourne. It is not a very huge castle, but still…Full review by Turbonero
Is it possible to conduct a small (3 people) ceremony to renew marriage vows at the site? No guest, no catering. Just some candles and maybe an official.
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Hi interesting question to be totally honest I wouldn't know you would really need to contact the trust who runs the site which I am sure you can Google its a great idea romantic setting …
Hi interesting question to be totally honest I wouldn't know you would really need to contact the trust who runs the site which I am sure you can Google its a great idea romantic setting good luck with it
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