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[stevieb]

In honor of St. Patrick's Day, pick your Irish castle...

Ashford Castle

Crom Castle

Castle Leslie

Adare Manor

And should you be into serious rehab... Carlingford Casle ruins

[cheriere]

@stevieb    Ooh I love two of them! ❤️

Ashford Castle & Adare Manor!

Thanks for this fun post!

[Sooner]

Adare because:

All of the beautiful windows! I have to see out!

The stone is a lovely color.

The presence and the grace of such a huge building.  It is not clumsy! 

[Desertdi]

Lovely!     But I definitely need CENTRAL HEATING

[PansyBoo]

Tough choice but I think I'm going with the first one, Ashford Castle. Looks a smidge more laid back and a lot more stretched out then the others...hubby and I could really get away from each other. Ha! The last one is a no go. Had enough of the fixer-uppers when we did renovations on a 1952 lake cottage. Apparently I don't do well with making selections and decisions any longer. LOL!   

[stevieb]

@Sooner  @cheriere 

Adare is beautiful, but it's been converted into a luxury hotel, so privacy might be an issue!  Then again, given the size... 

[cheriere]

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@stevieb wrote:

@Sooner  @cheriere 

Adare is beautiful, but it's been converted into a luxury hotel, so privacy might be an issue!  Then again, given the size... 

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Oh wow!  I can't imagine what the price would be to stay a night there lol!

I guess I'll just have to stick with my first choice, Ashford, not too shabby lol!❤️

[Jo1313]

Asford Castle..if it has central heat and someone to do windows..I don't do windows..LOL

[Oznell]

What could be more fun on St. Paddy's?  All selections are magnificent.   I'll pick intriguing Carlingford, since I love ruins.

My favorite Irish castle of all, Dunluce, is located in Antrim, battered by the wild sea winds.

 

[eddyandme]

Ashford, but if that's taken, Crom!