What is recorded here

Doonnagore Castle stands as a circular tower house built around 1500 in County Clare, surviving a 1916 ruin and 1970 reconstruction to remain a private residence. Its rubble walls, gun loops and slate conical roof suggest a life of vigilance and resilience, while the iron-gated bawn enclosure hints at domestic pride beneath martial origins.

Freestanding circular-plan single-bay three-stage tower house, built c. 1500. Ruined in 1916, extensively reconstructed, c. 1970. In use as private residence. Slate conical roof with metal finial. Rubble stone walls with base batter, battlemented roof parapet and machicolation. Gun loop openings. Round-headed door opening. Rubble stone bawn enclosure. Cut-stone piers to front with iron gates.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.