Dungulph Castle
Fethard - on - Sea, Co. Wexford, Ireland

You can be King and Queen of this recently refurbished Norman castle, situated on the picturesque Hook Peninsula.
 

	Brief History According to tradition the castle dates back to ca 1330. Built by the Norman Adam Whitty, Cromwellian soldiers seized the castle in 1649. Henry Loftus of "Loftus Hall" was granted the castle in 1666. The current owners, the Cloney family, took up residence in the early 1800's. Dungulph Castle features in the "100 Wexford Country Houses" by Dan Walsh South East correspondent for the Echo newspaper.
Set in secluded grounds with mature gardens of shrubs and fruit bushes it offers complete privacy. It accommodates 8 people.
Ground Floor
Sitting Room
	Relaxation Room to Garden
Kitchen / Dining Room with Aga Cooker and adjoining fitted kitchen
The ground floor also contains a bath room & shower and a utility room with a washing machine and tumble drier.
First Floor
	3 double rooms ( 2 ensuite)
1 twin room (separate toilet)
Oil-fired Central Heating. Linen supplied
Situated 8 km from The Hook Lighthouse, reputed to be one of the oldest in the world, the peninsula is renowned for its clear waters and diversity of marine life. It boasts many safe sandy beaches, shore and sea angling and is ideal for scuba diving. Rich in culture and heritage it offers many historic sites, all of which are worth a visit. We are located 45 min drive from Rosslare Europort. Waterford Airport is 40 min drive via Ballyhack / Passage East car ferry. Dublin Airport is 120 km away. Waterford City, Wexford Town and New Ross are all only 30 min drive.
Contact:	Eileen Cloney Kehoe, Dungulph, Fethard - on - Sea, Co. Wexford, Ireland.
Tel:	+ 353-51 397341 +353 51 397615 087 7838657

E-MAIL:hookinfo2@eircom.net


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