Photo / Supplied Disembowelments, flaming pigs and explosive poo: these are the curious tales behind the ghostly ghouls of King John’s Castle in Ireland, writes Derek Cheng The scream erupted ...

King John's Castle in Limerick, which dates back to 1210 ... to support the return of much needed international tourists to Ireland." However, King John's Castle is the only tourism asset from ...

Limerick is the third most populous city in the Republic of Ireland. The historic settlement ... The latest procurement focusses on re-masterplanning Limerick’s landmark King John's Castle which is ...

King John’s Castle in Limerick will reopen to the public today following a €5.7 million refurbishment project. Visitors will be able to use touchscreen technology to learn about sieges and ...

King John's Castle in Limerick is not going to be renamed ... According to Ms Slater, there are various other castles across Ireland also named King John’s Castle, such as the ones in Dungarvan ...

Built in the 13th century, Cahir Castle is one of Ireland’s largest ... Located in Limerick's medieval quarter along the mighty River Shannon, King John’s Castle was built in the 13th century.

Michael explores King John's Castle, golfs at Adare ... ambassador of the day saying, "Limerick is stronger and more beautiful than all the other cities of Ireland." ♪ So James, could you ...

It is now a major Irish government complex and the seat of Ireland’s European Presidency every 10 years. King Johns Castle can be found on King’s Island in Limerick located next to the Shannon ...

Limerick is the third-largest city in Ireland. It's older than the city ... at one of its most iconic buildings, King John's Castle, where anyone can learn how to be a little more "on guard." ...

Ireland has more than 30,000 castles - more ... King John's Castle King John's Castle is another 13th-century structure on King's Island in Limerick, next to the River Shannon. The castle draws ...

as Limerick City and County Council take the reigns at King John's Castle. The move will see Discover Limerick, a Designated Activity Company and a subsidiary of Limerick City and County Council ...