We stayed in the two cottages and the main house with our large group of 20. Our overall impression is the grounds are magnificent and well kept, with the exception of the tennis court which had so much moss on it it was dangerous to play. This was surprising to us as we had told the owner we slected her... More

Just returning from a 10 day visit to Ireland and one of the highlights was our two nights at Ross Castle. We were a party of 12 people and stayed in the St. George Cottage. Our host George and Elizabeth McLaughlin were most generous and if you are lucky you will get invited for Tea and Cookies. The accommodations were... More

We had a magical time at Ross. It was a unique occasion for all the family (40 members) to get together under one roof in a very special environment. The property was awesome - they had done an incredible job on it. Elizabeth, her daughter and staff were wonderful. The biggest risk for me was that the food would not... More

To be honest, we followed the signs from the road, as a detour on our trip between Aughnanure Castle and Kylemore Abbey. It wasn't on the national historic sites map, but we thought we might luck into another grand old castle or ruins. We came upon a sign indicating that Ross Castle was open until Sept. 30. It was mid... More