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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Springfield_CastleSpringfield Castle - Wikipedia

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   Springfield Castle, Broadford, is situated in the west part of County Limerick, Ireland, close to the town of Newcastlewest. The castle is a group of buildings around a courtyard, comprising two stone keeps, or towers; one 15th-century, one 18th-century, a range of workshops and stables and the modernised remains of an 18th-century servants' wing.

2. www.springfieldcastle.com › aboutAbout Springfield Castle - Springfield Castle - The team

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   Springfield is a castle run by a team of family and local staff who love to welcome guests and make their stay a great experience. Springfield castle is owned By Robert Fitzmaurice Deane the 9th Baron of Muskerry.

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4. www.springfieldcastle.comPrivate Castle Rental, Hire Ireland - Home - Springfield Castle

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   Springfield Castle is situated in the heart of County Limerick on a magical 200 acre wooded estate and is approached along a magnificent three quarter mile long avenue, lined with ancient lime trees. Enjoy an exclusive relaxing stay in a one of a kind castle.

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5. www.celticcastles.com › castles › springfield-castleSpringfield Castle - Luxury private use Irish castle in ...

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   Springfield Castle is a newly-renovated exclusive-use castle in County Limerick, Ireland. The Castle sits on a magnificent 200-acre estate and can accommodate up to 25 guests for weddings, self-catering stays and parties of all kinds.

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   Springfield Castle, Broadford, is situated in the west part of County Limerick, Ireland, close to the town of Newcastlewest. The castle is a group of buildings around a courtyard, comprising two stone keeps, or towers; one 15th-century, one 18th-century, a range of workshops and stables and the modernised remains of an 18th-century servants' wing.

7. www.ireland-guide.com › establishment › springfieldSpringfield Castle & The Green Room | Co. Limerick Georgina ...

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   Oct 1, 2023 · Dating back to 1280 and approached along a long driveway lined with beautiful lime trees, Springfield Castle is a very special gem in the unspoilt West Limerick countryside. It has been open to guests since 1976, offering self-catering stays for groups in the castle and a restored 15th century tower - and it is a wonderful place to host a small ...

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   Where is Springfield Castle?

   • Springfield Castle, Broadford, is situated in the west part of County Limerick, Ireland, close to the town of Newcastlewest . The castle is a group of buildings around a courtyard, comprising two stone keeps, or towers; one 15th-century, one 18th-century, a range of workshops and stables and the modernised remains of an 18th-century servants' wing.

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   Is Springfield an Irish castle?

   • Springfield is a prime example of an Irish castle with gardens. The organic farm, woods and gardens at Springfield are all yours to roam and, in the season, you can enjoy a visit to the Victorian walled garden with flowers, herbs, salads and vegetables produced for the Green Room Café, weddings and meals in Springfield.

   Springfield Castle - Luxury private use Irish castle in County Limerick

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   When was Springfield Castle built?

   • The earliest castle at Gort na Tiobrad, the Irish name for Springfield Castle, is reputed to date from 1280 when one of the Fitzgeralds, a junior member of the Earl of Desmond’s family, married a lady of the O Coilleains, who were the Gaelic Lords of Claonghlais. He took the title Lord of Claonghlais and subsequently built a castle at Springfield.

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   Is Springfield Castle a good place to stay?

   • Springfield Castle is a one-off and the warmth and hospitality of the hard-working Sykes family and their team is an inspiration. Definitely one to investigate - it's sure to be a treat.

   Springfield Castle & The Green Room - Ireland-Guide.com

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   Why did Lord Muskerry stay at Springfield Castle?

   • He was awarded the title Baron Muskerry in 1781 and the title Lord Muskerry has stayed at Springfield Castle to this day. The castle was burnt in 1921 during the war of Independence and rebuilt by “Bob” Muskerry the 5th Baron in 1929.

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   Who owns Springfield Castle?

   • Robert and his wife Rita are regular visitors. Robert has funded the ongoing restoration in Springfield since 2006, most recently of the garden cottage where he and Rita stay when visiting Ireland. The castle is run by Rob’s sister Betty, her husband Jonathan and their children Karen and Dan who all live and work on the estate.

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9. www.springfieldcastle.com › historyHistory - Springfield Castle - Available to rent

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   Springfield Castle is an elegant historic Irish castle available to rent. Steeped in history,it is the ancestral home of Lord and Lady Muskerry, whose motto Forti et fideli nihil dificile which means “nothing is difficult to the strong and faithful” underlies over 700 years of family history.