- 2 Nights Accommodation
- 2 lavish evening feasts in Irelands most haunted Castles
- Guided Tours of the 3 most haunted castles in Ireland
- Historical guide of infamous
Monastic Site & Mystical Midlands Mountain Range
- Accompanied by respected experts on paranormal history and experiences with Richard Felix
Friday 11th April 2008
16.00 - Room Check in followed by Welcome Reception at Kinnitty Castle
19.00 - Historic introduction to the 'Haunted Mystic Triangle'
20.00 - Medieval Feast in the Haunted Monks Cavern in the Castle Dungeons
23.00 - Fire at the Stone Circle with Mystical Presentations by your guides Richard
Saturday 12th April 2008
10.00 - Depart Kinnitty for Charleville Castle
12.00 - Depart Tullamore for Clonmacnoise Monastic Site
15.00 - Depart Clonmacnoise for Leap
15.30 - Guided tour of Leap Castle
Europe's Most Haunted Castle. Meet the owner Sean Ryan who will astound you with the Castle's intriquing history.
Visit the 'Bloody Chapel' with your Most Haunted guide Richard.
17.00 - Depart Leap for Kinnitty
19.00 - Drinks Reception in the Drawing Room of Kinnitty Castle
20.00 - Banquet at Kinnitty Castle
Traditional banquet in the legendary haunted O'Carroll Banqueting Hall with Harp & Singers
Followed by ‘Most Haunted Castle’ Talk & Tour by Richard Felix
Sunday 13th April 2008
Leisure time after breakfast
11.00 - Historical Tour of Slieve Blooms Mountains
Including Historical Talk on Kinnitty Castle and surrounding areas
with local historian Paddy Heaney
Total Cost
€ 377 Euro
Includes full use of the Relaxation Suite in the Gate Lodge Spa during your stay.
Limited Places
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Optional extras -
Extra Night @ €110 pps
Upgrade to O'Carroll Baronial - € 80pps
Upgrade to Bernard State - € 120pps
Personal consultation and readings, horse riding, spa treatments & falconry.
Transfers from Dublin can be arranged.
Terms & Conditions Apply.
Subject to change without notice.
Call +353 57 91 37318
Book Flights:
Ryan Air Flights from Gatwick to Dublin currently @ £ 6.99 & £ 1.49 each way
Page updated 26th Oct 2007
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