Depart for Malahide Castle, a 12th-century fortress with stunning gardens and eerie tales of ghostly apparitions. The most famous ghost is Puck, a jester who fell in love with a prisoner and was found dead one snowy night, a smile on his face.

Next, head to the Hill of Tara, the ancient seat of the High Kings of Ireland. Feel the mystical energy of this sacred site, where ancient rituals and coronations took place. The site is also home to the Lia Fáil, or Stone of Destiny, which was said to roar when a true king of Ireland stood upon it.

We will offer an experience of a lifetime with a visit to Loughcrew Cairns, an ancient passage tomb complex in County Meath, Ireland, dates back over 5,000 years and is shrouded in mystery. Legend claims the cairns were created by a giant witch, Cailleach Bhéara, who leaped across the hills, dropping stones from her apron. Locals whisper of ghostly shadows, strange energies, and eerie whispers in the wind, making Loughcrew a hauntingly powerful site where history and the supernatural intertwine. 

After a longer ride than we usually end the night with, we will take rest at the Longford Arms Hotel in Longford Town, this was we will be closer to our first stop in the morning. 

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As the morning mist lingers over Longford, we set out from the Longford Arms Hotel, embarking on a journey that will take us deep into Ireland’s mystical heartland. 

Our first destination is the enchanting waters of Lough Key, a place steeped in legend and spectral whispers. Here, we board a boat that will carry us across the lake’s shimmering surface, gliding toward the ruins of McDermott Castle. Rising from its own island, the castle’s ivy-clad walls guard secrets of love, betrayal, and ghostly echoes. Locals speak of Una McDermott, a maiden whose love story ended in tragedy, her sorrowful spirit still said to linger among the crumbling stones.

After our tranquil voyage, we pause for lunch and respite, allowing the beauty of the landscape to settle within us before we journey deeper into the supernatural. Our path now leads to Lisheen Ruins in Sligo, a place whispered about in hushed tones—a site of Ireland’s most violent poltergeist activity.

As we arrive, an unsettling stillness fills the air. The ruins of Lisheen House stand abandoned, yet the energy within is anything but quiet. Here, in the late 20th century, an unseen force tormented an unsuspecting family, unleashing inexplicable crashes, unseen hands grasping in the dark, and objects moving of their own accord. Even today, visitors report sudden chills, disembodied voices, and an overwhelming sense of being watched.

With the veil between worlds so thin, we tread carefully, absorbing the stories, the energy, and the undeniable power of this haunted ground. As dusk approaches, we depart—forever changed by what lingers unseen in the shadows of Lisheen.

We return to the Longford Arms Hotel in time for dinner and maybe sharing stories of what you experienced today! 

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As the sun rises over the emerald landscape, we embark on a journey into Ireland’s unseen world. Our first stop is Pat Noone’s Green Hills Farm, a place unlike any other—where the veil between the human and fairy realms is whisper-thin. Pat Noone, a revered guardian of these sacred lands, welcomes us to his farm, where ancient energies pulse beneath the rolling hills. Here, we stand in the presence of Ireland’s most powerful fairies, feeling their quiet watchfulness, their influence woven into the very air around us.

With the echoes of the Otherworld still tingling in our bones, we journey to Galway, Ireland’s most bohemian and artistic city. Its medieval streets hum with energy, alive with storytellers, musicians, and free spirits. Our introduction to this vibrant city begins at the legendary Crane Bar, a sanctuary of Irish Traditional Music. Here, we will witness a special performance—one that embodies the soul of Ireland, a rare treat that will be part of your memories forever! 

The night is then yours to explore Galway!  Stroll through the cobbled streets, where poets and performers weave magic in every corner. Indulge in the city’s famed pubs, taste fresh Atlantic seafood, or simply soak in Galway’s unmistakable charm. At evening’s end, retreat to the NOX Hotel, a short stroll from the city’s core—your haven before the next chapter of our mystical adventure.

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Our journey begins at one of Ireland’s most breathtaking landscapes—the Cliffs of Moher. Rising over 700 feet above the Atlantic, these towering cliffs have witnessed centuries of sailors, legends, and lost souls. Many speak of The Lost City of Kilstiffen, said to lie beneath the waves, appearing only to those with the second sight. Others have glimpsed the ghost of a woman in flowing white, eternally searching for a lost love swept away by the sea.

Next, we journey to Kilnalehin Priory, a haunting ruin nestled in the wilds of County Clare. Once a thriving medieval monastery, time has worn its stones, but its energy remains potent. Locals whisper of shadowy figures drifting through the arches, unexplained whispers in the wind, and the lingering presence of monks long past.

As dusk nears, we arrive at the County Arms Hotel in Birr, an elegant retreat with its own spectral history. The town of Birr is steeped in lore, from haunted mansions to eerie echoes of the past. Tonight, we rest in luxury—but the veil between worlds remains thin, and those who listen carefully may hear whispers of Ireland’s spectral past.

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The morning light leads us to Redwood Castle, a formidable 13th-century stronghold nestled in the heart of Tipperary. Once home to the learned MacEgan clan, this medieval fortress still echoes with its past. Ancient manuscripts were studied within these walls, and some say the spirits of those scholars remain, their whispers carried on the wind.

After exploring its storied halls, we return to Birr, where the afternoon is yours to wander its historic streets. Perhaps visit Birr Castle (not included in this package), home to one of the world’s oldest telescopes, or simply savor the town’s charm before gathering back at the hotel for a rest and dinner. For a incredible evening is in the forecast tonight. 

As dusk falls, an unparalleled experience awaits. We venture to Leap Castle, Ireland’s most haunted stronghold. Its blood-soaked history includes betrayal, imprisonment, and restless spirits trapped within its walls. The infamous Bloody Chapel, the eerie Priest’s House, and the chilling Elemental Spirit—an entity of unknown origin—make Leap a place of unsettling energy.

Tonight, we investigate the unknown, guided by the flickering of an ancient hearth and the weight of centuries past. Shadows shift, whispers rise, and for those who dare, Leap Castle may reveal its secrets. Sleep may be elusive, but this night will never be forgotten.

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Our day begins with a visit to Kilbeggan Distillery, Ireland’s oldest licensed distillery, dating back to 1757. Within its stone walls, time stands still as we step into centuries of craftsmanship and tradition. The scent of aging whiskey fills the air as copper pot stills glisten, their presence whispering of the generations who have perfected this craft. But Kilbeggan is not only rich in history—it is said that some past distillers may still linger, their unseen presence felt in the quiet corners of the distillery.

After a spirited tour, we continue to Tullamore, a town shaped by whiskey and legend. Here, you’ll have free time to explore, shop, and enjoy a relaxing lunch, perhaps even sampling Tullamore’s world-famous namesake whiskey.

The afternoon takes us to the enchanting Charleville Castle, a Gothic masterpiece tucked within an ancient oak forest. With its striking turrets and hauntingly beautiful halls, Charleville’s energy is undeniable. This is no ordinary castle—it is a place of supernatural whispers. It’s said that Harriet, a young girl who tragically passed here, still plays in the halls. And did you know that Netflix’s latest season of Wednesday was filmed here? As we explore its shadowed corridors, prepare for tales both cinematic and spectral.

We return to the County Arms tonight. 

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As we leave haunted County Offaly, our journey takes us into County Cork, where the air is thick with legend and mystery. Our first stop is the Rock of Cashel, a breathtaking fortress of crumbling towers and sacred ruins, once the seat of Ireland’s High Kings. Here, tales of St. Patrick, medieval battles, and restless spirits linger. Some say ghostly monks still walk the stone halls, their whispers carried by the wind, while others believe the land itself holds an ancient power.

After a lunch break in the town of Cashel, we prepare for something truly extraordinary—an exclusive, private stay at Blackwater Castle, a secret haunted fortress that will be entirely ours for two nights. Few have ever had the privilege to roam its halls undisturbed, where over 1,000 years of history and mystery await. 

Built on an ancient stronghold, Blackwater Castle has seen knights, noble families, and whispers of the supernatural. Even the land is living with it's megalithic stones that rival any in Ireland! 

The evening is yours to explore every shadowed corridor and hidden chamber. We can arrange a drop-off at a local pub for dinner, or you may choose to stay behind and delve into a night of quiet intrigue and paranormal discovery, in a castle where we are the only souls—living or otherwise.

Lodging here is a bit untraditional, for what would you expect from a 1,000 castle?  But we will attempt to make this work, for it has to!  (What stories you will bring home to your friends back home!)

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Our final full day in Ireland is nothing short of extraordinary, filled with legends, enchantment, and indulgence. 

We begin with a visit to the iconic Blarney Castle, where you’ll have time to climb its storied tower and kiss the legendary Blarney Stone—gifting you the eloquence of the Irish. But the magic doesn’t stop there. Wander through Blarney’s mystical, haunted forests, where witches, druids, and ancient spirits are said to linger among the gnarled trees and sacred stones. Before we depart, there’s time for some incredible shopping at the Blarney Woollen Mills, where you can find authentic Irish treasures to take home.

After a quick lunch on the castle grounds, we continue to Midleton Distillery, home to Ireland’s most famous whiskey—Jameson. Here, we immerse ourselves in a spirited tour, learning the secrets of crafting Ireland’s liquid gold before indulging in an exquisite whiskey tasting experience.

But the night is far from over. We return to Blackwater Castle, where our grand celebration dinner awaits. Raise a glass, share your stories, and revel in the joy of this incredible journey. As the castle settles into the night, a final question lingers… will you be able to sleep, knowing what might stir in the darkness?

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