Carraigin Castle is a beautifully restored 13th-century royal manor built in 1238, situated on the eastern shore of Lough Corrib near Headford in County Galway. Originally constructed as a residential stronghold rather than a fortress, the castle stands on seven acres of parkland overlooking one of Ireland's largest lakes, famous for trout fishing and scenic islands. The property features boating and fishing opportunities within its private grounds and serves as a distinctive event and accommodation venue with access to the serene lakeside setting and surrounding woodland landscape.
