
What is recorded here
Castlequarter in Inchiquin By. holds a bawn, which means a walled enclosure or court. The name itself points to a closed space where people gathered, stored, worked or kept something worth protecting. The quarter may have been small, but the wall made it a place of its own.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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