I visited just to see the castle and grounds, not for the medieval banquet. The castle was okay. We saw the whole thing in less than 30 minutes. The walled garden is okay, too. Even in Ireland I've seen better castles and gardens. It was not worth what we paid to enter. The staff uses one of the exhibit rooms... More

We loved the medieval banquet at the Knappogue Castle! Indeed they give you mead as you come in the door, and then there is unlimited wine on the tables. Our group had a very good time enjoying all of the entertainment and the delicious and hot food. Two couples of our tour group were chosen to be in the program... More

While doing a Globus tour of Ireland in June 2010, one of the optional excursions they offered was a medieval banquet. The banquet was held at Knappogue Castle. The performers in the show also serve you your food so if you like their performance, you can show them your appreciation by leaving a nice tip. Their harpist and fiddle player... More

I attended the banquet at Knappogue Castle with my husband and teenage sons. We had a wonderful time! The atmosphere was fun, staff entertaining and food was very good. Worth a visit! More

We had our wedding reception in the Castle. It was a dream come true. The staff performed a wonderful medieval performance, the food was superb and our guests were in awe. Everything was perfect and all the people that worked and performed there were very friendly and welcoming. The groundkeepers were the best - Pat and Jerry. I would love... More

We visited Ireland in June 2009. This is a nice castle, but definitely nothing special. The walled garden was nicer than the castle and contained many different types of flowers that were in full bloom. Unfortunately, while we were in the castle, our car was broken into and our GPS was stolen. There is a small parking lot near the... More

The dinner and entertainment offered at Knappogue Castle were excellent. The period costumes of the entertainers were beautiful and all the staff were extremely friendly. More

Knappogue castle is medieval tower house dating back to 1467 and it was built by Sean MacNamara. It has a varied history ~ from being a site of a battle to a home. In 1571 the Castle became the seat of the MacNamara Clan, part of the Dalcassians In 1659 it was confiscated by Cromwell's parliament and granted to Arthur... More

We visited Knappogue Castle as part of our honeymoon in June 2002. The dinner and show were both excellent (Ireland's food tops U.S. food by a long shot!) Show was very clean and suitable for kids as well. We plan to visit Ireland again for our 25th wedding anniversary in 2027. More