Kim and Kanye to Spend £11Million for Honeymoon in Ireland

The folks at HollywoodLife.com are claiming Kim and Kanye are lavishing 11 million pounds for their exquisite honeymoon in Ireland. 

The extravagant resort where the couple is reportedly going is just as luxurious as their palace wedding was. Kim kardashian, 33, and Kanye West, 36, have finally finished with their huge wedding and have headed off to the emerald isles of Ireland for their honeymoon. The couple's trip may not be long but it should be no less extravagant. The Castlemartyr Resort confirmed to HollywoodLife.com exclusively that they are in fact, staying there!
Kanye West & Kim Kardashian Spending Romantic Honeymoon In Ireland. 

The couple's private jet landed at Cork Airport in Ireland on May 25! The five-star resort, which actually has "castle" in the name, is decked out from floor to ceiling, and is only a half hour drive east of Cork City.
The beautiful resort, which takes up 220-acres, will reportedly cost Kim and Kanye upwards of $70,000!
Castlemartyr offers its guests a 10-room treatment spas, a fitness studio, aRon Kirby-designed golf course, four restaurants, and the ruins of a 800-year-old castle.
Kim and Kanye's honeymoon destination is not random. The couple probably picked this spot due to the fact that Kim's parents, Bruce and Kris Jenner, chose to honeymoon in Ireland after their own 1991 wedding. The Marketing Director for Tourism Ireland,Mark Henry, confirmed that Kim and Kanye had arrived on the Emerald Isle in a tweet:

A big welcome to Ireland @KimKardashianand @kanyewestfrom all of us at @TourismIreland– we're working to improve the weather right now…
— Mark Henry (@Mark_J_Henry) May 26, 2014

Mark also revealed that Tourism Ireland plans to keep fans abreast with what the newly weds were up to.

"We're working hard to produce a guide for their fans about where they are, or rather where they might be," he told Mail Online.

"We'd love to be able to give their millions of followers the information so maybe they can follow in their footsteps. It's a global story."