It is halls and courtyards once echoed with the footsteps of Oliver Cromwell and James II. Today, the previous Cormey Castle - now Cabra Castle, proposes a quiet sanctuary to today's busy wayfarers. Embedded in 100 acres of park, the very heart of a 1000 acre demesne, the vicinage are now part of the idyllic Dun a Ri National Forest Park. Comfort and spaciousness are the refined hallmarks of Cabra Castle - just one. five hours from Dublin or Belfast. Special antiques and paintings adorn the interiors, whilst the Court Room restaurant distinguishes itself with notable cuisine ready from the best local make. Unravel in the Derby Bar or relax on the sun verandah. As well as the 20 en room apartments in the 'Old House', the 60 Courtyard Bedrooms are situated in what was formerly a 1750 granary and blacksmith. Cabra Castle lodging include vast seventeenth centuty Courtyard bedrooms and Cottages with a limited number of bedrooms in the major Castle itself.

See Lady's Lake, the enclosed terraces, or follows the more exacting 'nature trails' via the wood. Tee off on the Castle's own 9 golf course or enjoy a game of tennis. Also have a helicopter pad and a charm thermal. Fishing and horse riding are surrounding, whilst antiquaries at Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth are within simple distance. This hotel proposes 80 lodging units that are personally designed and consist of each possible facility of luxury to produce your visit a unforgettable one. Most of the units contain some of the original has of the structure whilst others propose particular antiques that adorn the inside. Service providing by the premises are Banquet amenities, Bar, Concierge, Conference service, Internet access, Parking amenities, Reception, Restaurant and hall. Breakfast Included.

For you to be can choose any cuisine you favour, the Cabra caters all tastes and fancies. The Court Room restaurant distinguishes itself with notable cuisine ready from the best local make, whilst the fully stocked wine vault will compliment any meal.

The guesthouse is situated outside the city of Kingscourt and stands on the borders of Co. Monaghan, Co. Meath and Co. Cavan.