4. Dublin Castle

You walk through the brick gate built in the 13th century, and the first sight you see is the hulking circular tower. Once prisoners' quarters, the tower now includes huge chandeliers, brass work and elaborate carpeting. State Apartments are contained at the site of the medieval fortress, and state functions are frequently held here. The opulent interior is in striking opposition to the medieval-style exterior. You can take guided tours of the State Apartments as well as the gothic revival Chapel Royal and the lower-ground-floor Undercroft, where boats once brought provisions through an archway.   (© 10Best)

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	"spencewriter" more than a month ago
Eh, ok, leaves much to be desired as far as castles go. You'd be better off taking an hour trip outside of Dublin and really seeing some beautiful castles.
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	"URMOMLVR" more than a month ago
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