What is recorded here

Altinaghree Castle stands as a roofless Victorian ruin near Donemana, built around 1860 for William Ogilby and abandoned within twenty-five years. Claude William Leslie drank himself to death at forty-three while his brother James fled to Australia after rejecting a local marriage, leaving the grand house vacant and leaking into decay. The shell still holds bay windows and decorative arches, waiting for curious visitors to imagine the banquets and heartbreaks that vanished into the Tyrone rain.

Altinaghree Castle is recorded as a castle in County Tyrone. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Altinaghree Castle was built by the MacCrimmons, a Gaelic Irish clan, in the 16th century in County Tyrone. It is remembered as an example of early modern Irish defensive architecture in a region marked by historical conflict and clan rivalries.