i went to ross castle a couple of years ago with my mate andrea and her family.wot a weird,scary,thrilling nite we had.we went jst before christmas and the two girls lookin after us built up the fire and wot a fireplace it is and gave us a tour b4 dinner.i wuz scared witless.lol.im a wimp.it wuz great.frm stories of the slasher to the visitors book wich i 4got to sign and really should b one of the things u look 4.on the bookcase,b.hind the table.v.interesting.oh andthe whisper room.it couldhav been the wine but honestly if u listen carefully.ssshhh.i will b back hopefully in beter weather.andrea smyth belfast.

The castle has been beautifully restored and the guides are extremely knowledgeable as well as interesting. The steps up may be too much for some people but if you can make it, the upper rooms are fascinating. Great value for a stop-over on the Ring of Kerry.

LOVED IT. VISITED IT THE AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND 07. IT IS KEPT EXTREMELY WELL AND THE WALKS AND VIEWS AROUND IT ARE FABULOUS.WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO ANYONE

Take a Jaunting car ride from the square in Killarney. The ride is fun and when you round a bend you have a great view of this magical castle. When you learn the history of the castle it comes alive for you. Don't miss it.

I liked every thing about the castle, the tour guide was excellant, I was there in July of 04.Many details were given to the life style of that period. I think it would be a great palce for a restored village as at Bunratty. I wish they had let us see all of the ruins,i would like to have seen the barracks. A great time there but M'm a little boased, Patrick O'Donohue. and thank you to the gentleman from Philly who not let this place die

Ross Castle and Innisfallen Island is so serene and peaceful, with so much history. One of my favorite places in Killarney. I would recommend visiting here as well as the Muckross Abbey.