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It's always exciting to see the view count build on one of our videos.

960,000 views and counting.

This video for Ballyseede Castle got a great response.

We loved filming it...

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When you pass through the gates of Ballyseede Castle, you know you are entering a most special world steeped in history and splendour.

The elegant surroundings of the historical castle, coupled with complete privacy and a warm welcome, all go to make Ballyseede Castle the perfect wedding venue.

As Kerry's only castle hotel, the magnificent Ballyseede Castle offers an authentic castle wedding experience full of Irish charm and personality.

Set on 30 acres of ancient woodlands and exquisite grounds, Ballyseede Castle is only 15 minutes from Kerry Airport, 90 minutes from Shannon Airport and not a million miles from anywhere...

We offer an entirely personal approach, inspired by romance, which will leave you free to relax and soak up every precious moment without a care in the world. Each and every wedding is bespoke, so we ensure every detail and moment of your day is delivered with consummate efficiency, meticulous grace and style.

Invite your guests to enjoy a drinks reception in the Orangery and formal lounges, before sitting down to an award-winning banquet in the Coachroom. Dance the night away and then retire to one of the 44 luxuriously appointed en-suite bedrooms, full of colour, charm and character.

Ballyseede Castle is a recognised venue for the civil registration of marriage. As an approved venue, it offers a complete celebration under one roof, overseen by our wedding team.

Call for further information: (066) 712 5799

WE AIN’T SH**TING YOU!

Sometimes we make sophisticated videos with epic drone footage, slow motion, voice-overs and other elegant things.

Other times we make ads with a man appearing to make a deposit in the rest-room.

It's all quite innocent in the end.

Well done to Finbarr GalvinLtd for failing to set any boundaries at all in our social adverts.

While it's all about grabbing attention, we may have gone too far this time.

What do you think?