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Westropp (1906-7, 90) recorded the following details about Ballynagarde Castle (LI022-051001-) and bawn; '1320 Probably Wallygard in Carnarthy (see 39, supra). 1540 Baile na ceeard, estate of Maoilre Burke (Rental). 1567 Held by Ulig Bourke (Fi., 1050). 1583 Ballynogerd C[astle] by W. Bourke (Des. R., 27). In 1587,…
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From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record LI022-051005
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