What is recorded here
Castle, unclassified in Tobermacloughlin is a castle in County Roscommon, Ireland. The Strafford map of about 1636 places it at Tobermacloughlin, whose eastern part was called Attyduffe. In 1641 the Earl of Clanrickard owned 114 acres across the two areas, and that family kept the land through the Cromwellian settlement. The castle itself has not been found, but it may still lie beneath grass, water or forgotten ground.
A castle is represented on the Strafford map of c. 1636 at Tobermacloughlin (Strafford 1949, Athlone (145)), the east portion of which was described as Attyduffe (144). In 1641 114 acres in the two areas was owned by the Earl of Clanrickard, and this family retained it through the Cromwellian settlement (ibid. 105). The castle was not encountered.
Compiled by: Michael Moore
Date of upload: 24 August 2010
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