Clogher
Corick House
A 17th century Italianate villa in the Clogher Valley with walled gardens and one wedding a day.
Cookstown · Co. Tyrone
Killymoon Castle
A John Nash castle outside Cookstown where vows happen on the cantilever staircase or by the Ballinderry River.
A closer look
A place with character.
Killymoon was rebuilt in 1802 to a design by John Nash, his first castle in Ireland, after fire destroyed the earlier house. It overlooks the Ballinderry River on the edge of Cookstown and keeps its Georgian plasterwork and a cantilever staircase.
Ceremonies can be held on the staircase, in the mirrored ballroom or on the lawns by the river. For a larger reception you can put up a marquee through local suppliers.
Before you book
Worth asking.
- How many guests can the ballroom take?
- Who caters, and where do they work from?
- Is the castle open to tours on the day of a wedding?
A little more of the place
The feeling, in photographs.
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