The Lismore Castle Dungeons show opened on Saturday and runs again a number of times on Sunday night, featuring a cast and crew of dozens. It is all to raise funds for two local worthy causes, ...

Hosted at Lismore Castle, on the River Blackwater, this year’s event’s attractions include Dungeon Doodle, Knock for a Story, a Lismore Audio Storytrail as well as a Foodie Stable Yard which ...

Is there better setting in the whole wide world for a children’s book festival than Lismore Castle on a ... draw glow in the dark monsters in the castle dungeons, and type out their name in ...

Ireland’s Lismore Castle, built in 1185 on the site of a seventh-century monastery, lays claim to being one of the most romantically sited places in a country where myth and magic lurk at every ...

Ireland’s Lismore Castle, built in 1185 by King John on the site of a seventh-century monastery, could be said to serve as a kunstkammer—or cabinet of curiosities—of sorts. It boasts one of ...

If you have ever fancied the idea of lording it up over sumptuous cream tea amid the salubrious surroundings of a stately castle then read on. For one day only the Lismore Castle near Fermoy will ...

Lismore Castle is well off the beaten track, in the sleepiest of sleepy Irish villages. First built in 1185, the castle now sits amid seven acres of beautifully tended gardens. While wandering up ...

As the road follows the curve of the river, suddenly, ahead of you, there rises a storybook castle, complete with turrets and battlements. This is Lismore Castle, perched high up above the river ...

Lismore Castle lies at the heart of Ireland’s Blackwater Valley, both geographically and culturally.Credit...Karen Cox for The New York Times Supported by By Catriona Gray Less than an hour from ...

Courtesy of the artist; The Modern Institute/ Toby Webster Ltd., Glasgow; Anton Kern Gallery, New York; Galerie Neu, Berlin; and Gladstone Gallery, Brussels At Lismore Castle, the Irish home of ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. A foggy spring morning, and inside the crenellated and turreted walls of Lismore Castle coffee is being ...