Sigginstown Castle

We welcome visitors for scheduled tour days and events. Sigginstown Castle is open most weekends on a seasonal basis. Group tours for 6 people or more may also be arranged at different times and the tower and grounds  available for private group rental. Please contact us to inquire!

2023 scheduled tour days:

Mar 25-26

Apr 1,2, 8-10 (Bank Holiday), 29-30

May 1 (May Day Holiday), 5-7, 12-14, 19-21, 26-28

June 9-11, 23-25, 30

July 1-2, 7-9, 14-16, 21-23, 28-30

Aug 4-7 (Monday Bank Holiday), 11-20 (heritage Week open every day), 25-27

Sept 1-3, 22-24, 29, 30 (October onwards select days will be posted later in season)

Grounds open on above days from 1-5 p.m. The guided tour of the tower will be at 1:30 and 3: 30 p.m. and lasts about 1-1.5 hours. We will take you through all 6 levels from ground floor to top of parapet (weather permitting).  People do need to be able to climb the stairs, and there is a handrail on each side to help you, plus some seating at each level if you want or need to rest! 

Cost: 8 Euros Adult, 6 Euros for Children/Students/Seniors  and groups of 6 people or more. We currently only take cash at the door.

How to get here:

Sigginstown Castle is in the Magical Land of Tacumshane, in the Ancient Barony of Forth in County Wexford, Ireland. Tacumshane is nestled between the popular sea-side villages of Kilmore Quay to the west and Lady's Island to the east. 

In the modern world, we are only 15 minutes drive from Rosslare Harbor and the ferry to Wales, France and Spain, making a lovely first or last stop in Ireland! If flying, we are under 2 hours drive south of Dublin Airport. The road is mostly motorway with a speedy trip down to Wexford via the M-50, M11 and N25. At Killinick village turn left at the Merry Elf pub, and follow signs for Meylers Millhouse. At the four-way crossing, turn right, go past St. Catherine's ruined church, and you will see the castle on your left. Please continue past the cul-de-sac road, and enter by large gates  on the main gate will be on the left - on the main road with the Norman Way sign. Enter "Sigginstown Castle" on Google Maps for correct entrance. 

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