Step back in time and onto the silver screen with Drimnagh Castle, a captivating location that has served as a backdrop for a variety of films and series. Let's take a cinematic journey through the productions that have graced these historic halls:

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• The Abduction Club (2002): This comedic romp follows a group of bored gentlemen who decide to spice up their lives by "abducting" (with the ladies' consent of course) eligible bachelorettes for thrilling weekend adventures. Intrigue and romance ensue in this light hearted escape.

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• Ella Enchanted (2004): Anne Hathaway stars in this charming adaptation of Gail Carson Levine's novel. Ella, cursed with obedience at birth, sets out on a quest to break the spell and find true love. Drimnagh Castle provides a picturesque setting for her fantastical journey. 

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• The Tudors (2007-2010): This critically acclaimed historical drama delves into the reign of King Henry VIII. Drimnagh Castle's grandeur serves as a fitting backdrop for the series' portrayal of courtly intrigue, political machinations, and the king's infamous love life

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• The Old Curiosity Shop (2007): Based on Charles Dickens' classic novel, this film tells the story of kind hearted shopkeeper Nell Trent and her grandfather. Facing financial ruin, they embark on a journey filled with hope and heart warming encounters. Drimnagh Castle's rich atmosphere adds to the film's portrayal of Dickensian London.