Drimnagh Castle, South County Dublin, is one of the oldest continually inhabited castles in Ireland. It is the only castle in Ireland that retains a fully flooded moat. The castle moat is fed by the Bluebell Stream which runs from Greenhills into the Camac River.
The tour will allow you to explore the authentically restored Great Hall with its 17th century fireplace, the Medieval undercroft, the tall battlement tower, lookout posts and more.
Cost: €9.50
Accessible by LUAS and Bus from the City Centre.