It was the biggest wedding of 2018 and dominated the news for most of May and as predicted, it seems that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have decided to fulfil their dream of a ‘mini-moon’ in Ireland.
Rumours are circulating online that the couple are currently staying in one of Ireland’s finest hotels – Ashford Castle in Cong, co. Mayo.
The 800-year-old 5* resort in the heart of the green and red, is used to looking after high-profile guests and has seen the likes of John Lennon, President Ronald Reagan, Robin Williams, Brad Pitt, Pierce Brosnan walk through their doors and recently Rory McIlroy married Erica Stoll there.
It has won multiple awards, the most recent being ‘the best travel experience in the world.
Therefore, it would come as no surprise that the Prince and his new wife would stop by for a look-see, it is after all a castle fit for royalty…
So the duke & duchess of Sussex are staying down the road from me . Everything is secured …… Ashford Castle Closed completely to public
— MMK AGENCY (@mmk_agency) June 6, 2018
Nice #princeharryandmeghan rumoured to mini-mooning in @ashfordcastle #RoyalWedding2018 https://t.co/W5T4Vmieik #ireland #RoyalWedding Well if its good enough for #Irish Golfer #RoryMcIlroy and #MeghanMarkle looking forward to seeing new @TheAdareManor myself next week! 🙂 pic.twitter.com/jY2b4tpYJ5
— Gràinne Barron (@grabar) June 6, 2018
The first time I go to ashford castle and we couldn’t get into the actually castle and around it because the ROYALS are within…????????
— Rachel Forde⭐️ (@RachelForde2823) June 6, 2018
Meghan and Harry are supposedly at Ashford castle and I was legit there last week what the fuckkkk
— eve (@evelingtxn) June 6, 2018
Lovin Media Group got in touch with the hotel and asked them if there was guests by those names staying at the castle at this moment, we were met with various no comment replies.
Want to find out more about the hotel where the royals are staying? You can find a full review on it here.
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