Supercell launches global Clash of Clans contest offering a month-long stay in an Irish castle
- Players can win a four-week stay in the 19th-century fortress, redesigned with Clash-inspired décor and experiences.
- The contest runs from November 19th to December 3rd, with the winner revealed on December 12th.
- Supercell aims to let fans feel as though they’ve stepped directly into the world of Clash.
Supercell has launched a global Clash of Clans contest to allow gamers to win a month-long stay in Ireland’s Lisheen Castle.
The company said the initiative celebrates one of Clash of Clans’ biggest upgrades by transforming a historic Irish castle into a fully themed “Real Town Hall” for the launch of Town Hall 18.
The campaign offers players the chance to win a month-long stay in Ireland’s Lisheen Castle, a 19th-century fortress redesigned with Clash of Clans-themed décor and experiences.
Moreover, the £120,000 prize covers a personal chef, exclusive four-week access to the castle, private transfers and round-trip flights for four people, as the winner can invite up to three guests.
Contest timeline
The contest runs from November 19th to December 3rd 2025, with the winner announced on December 12th.
Supercell said the aim is to let fans feel as though they’ve stepped directly into the world of Clash, turning one of the game’s most important upgrades into an immersive, real-world fantasy.
To enter the contest, players simply need to reach Town Hall level 8 or higher and share a screenshot of their upgrade on Instagram, TikTok or X (formerly Twitter), tagging Clash of Clans and using #TheRealTownHall.
The castle has been redesigned to mirror the spirit of the game’s Town Hall, complete with a themed Clash library, Barbarian swords, embroidered robes and potion-inspired amenities.
This year, we have seen Supercell branching the Clash universe in various directions, with Clash of Clans: The Epic Raid, which hit its $50,000 Kickstarter goal in under 30 minutes, and into television with CLASH, a new animated Netflix series in pre-production.