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Constructed in the 12th Century by Normans, Redwood Castle remained under Norman occupation till the 14th Century. Redwood Castle exhibits certain architectural elements common to other Irish ramparts built in the same period. It is found on a small hill and was restored by the Egan family. Today, the fortress is the region's biggest tower house to still survive. Visitors can explore the castle and its hidden passageways, staircases and chambers.

Spanning across 2000 years of Irish culture and folk history, Derryglad Folk & Heritage Museum is a fascinating place to visit. With more than 6000 objects, you can get a glimpse of what life was in a time that has gone by. From writing instruments to trading tools, vintage vehicles to farming tools, lightings and almost everything required for a living, this comprehensive repository will surely impress you.

A product of the efforts of hundreds of impassioned citizens, who set out to establish a cultural hub in the town, the Birr Theatre & Arts Centre boasts a legendary status. Having undergone restoration after its state of disrepair, the theater is now a state-of-the-art entertainment venue. Hosting numerous cultural events all year-round, the theater is a prominent hotspot of all things artistic. When in town, one must head to the Birr Theatre & Arts Centre to witness a theatrical creation in the midst of a historic venue.

Originally known as the Brusna Distillery, later as Locke's Distillery and at present known as the Kilbeggan Distillery has been the pride of this town in Ireland. This place can be dated back to 1757 when it was started by Mathias McManus, it was then taken over by the Locke family in 1843 but entirely shut down in 1957. After being closed, it was the community of the town that reopened it as a whiskey distillery museum which worked quite well. In due course of time, it was bought by the Cooley Distillery to be reopened to distill whisky and sold as the Kilbeggan and Lockes Whisky. The distillery is open to public and also features a place to dine called the Pantry Restaurant.

Take a break from your busy city life and spend a holiday at the peaceful Lough Ree lake. Set in the scenic lands of Ireland, Lough Ree is one of the important lakes of the country. This scenic lake is a popular tourist spot and is known for its fishing activities. Spend a romantic evening with your partner as you enjoy boating in this beautiful water body. With such natural beauty, the lake is surrounded by many restaurants offering alluring views of the region and is a perfect spot for a romantic getaway.