Hotel
Lough Rynn Castle

In County Leitrim near Mohill, Lough Rynn Castle, once a stately residence, now presents itself as an elegant hotel. It is an example of historical architecture, surrounded by parklands.
History+
The origins of Lough Rynn Castle date back approximately 200 years. The current castle building was constructed in 1833 according to the designs of Robert Clements. Influential was the era of the 3rd Lord of Leitrim, William Sydney Clements, who sought to transform the estate into a model enterprise. He initiated construction projects, expanded land ownership, and advocated for a ban on slash-and-burn farming. One of his reforms was the abolition of a traditional land-use system, where families received proportional plots of land that became smaller over the years, eventually becoming insufficient to sustain the families.
Location+
Lough Rynn Castle is located in Ireland, in County Leitrim, near the town of Mohill in the Connacht region. It stands at an elevation of approximately 55 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Lough Rynn Castle serves as a hotel. Visitors can explore not only the main building but also the park and a traditional Irish garden.
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