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• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on a low but prominent hill in rolling countryside. The Addergoole River is 200m to W and an inlet of Lough…
• Castle — County Wicklow, IrelandCastle — ringworkSituated at the W end of an E-W ridge and forming part of the medieval borough of Newcastle. Earliest references to the…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn level lowlying pasture, overlooked by a ridge of higher ground to NE. A rectangular building (c. 10m E–W), annotated…
• Castle — County Leitrim, IrelandHouse — fortified houseSituated on the N shore of Lough Gill, on the site of an O'Rourke tower house. A grant of over 3000 acres to Sir…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — tower houseUsually referred to as 'Taaffe's Castle', it is four storeys high, excluding the wall-walk level, and is constructed of…
• Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedThis is a Fallon castle, and Covaghe O'Failone of Milltown is listed in 1585 (O'Donovan 1843, 19) while Redmond…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motte and baileyThe site consists of a large flat-topped mound with a deep wide fosse and a sub-rectangular bailey at the SE. It is…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motte and baileySituated on a low ridge of possible rock outcrop close to the E bank of the River Fane, and consisting of a…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — motte and baileyOn a WSW-facing slope in low-lying pasture, with extensive views in all directions. A small, oval, steep-sided, earthen…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motte and baileySituated on a low ridge at the S side of the River Longfield and consisting of a large flat-topped mound, the remains…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motte and baileySituated at the end of a long natural ridge with a stream and valley to its W and consisting of a flat-topped earthen…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motte and baileySituated on a wide high ridge and consisting of a high flat-topped mound with remains of a wide fosse now almost filled…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — motteAdjacent to the S shoreline of Lough Gowna. A steep-sided, rectangular mound of earth and stone. The level summit…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — motteIn pasture, within the demesne of Markree Castle. An oval steep-sided conical earthen mound, with an oval summit (30.5m…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — motteIn undulating rough pasture, on the NNW end of a narrow ridge taking advantage of steep natural slopes. The motte is a…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — motteAt At the E end of a N-S ridge in undulating countryside with panoramic views in all directions. A circular dome-like…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — motteOn the E edge of a N-S ridge in pastureland with good views in all directions. A circular steep-sided mound of earth…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandBawnAssociated with a fortified house. On the 1837 edition of the OS 6-inch map this rectangular bawn (c. 63m ENE–WSW; c.…
• Castle — County Wicklow, IrelandCastle — ringworkSituated on a slight shelf with level ground all around. The remains of a ringwork, the NE corner of which is shown on…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — ringworkIn pasture, encompassing a low rise bordering a lowlying area of wet ground. To NE ground rises to a N–S ridge on which…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — ringworkOn a low rise in wet pasture with good views in all directions; adjacent to the Longford/Westmeath county border. A…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandBawnThis rectangular bawn, of 17th century date, is constructed of uncoursed rubble. There is no base-batter. It appears to…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn average pasture, at the E edge of a broad expanse of flat, lowlying damp ground, affording good views SW, W and NW.…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated in low-lying undulating countryside and constructed of roughly coursed limestone blocks, boulders and…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — tower houseIt is constructed with coursed rubble granite and has only parts of its S and E walls remaining. The walls have been…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseIn pasture. Rectangular tower, constructed on plinth, at W end, of earlier medieval church. Ground-floor made use of…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — tower houseIn 1406 the annals recorded that the ‘castle of Tír Leicín was built by Ross son of Conchobhar son of Cathal Ó…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — tower houseKnown as 'Hatch's Castle', four storeys high and sub-rectangular in plan, it is constructed of uncoursed limestone…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — motte and baileyOn a prominent hill in pasture; within a demesne. A roughly circular steep-sided mound of earth and stone with a…
• Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — tower houseThe Dominican priory may have been derelict in 1595 when Sir Richard Bingham fortified it with a tower house (O'Conor…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn 1622, as part of the Plantation of Longford, Walter Alexander was granted the ‘castle of Ballynlagh alias…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn 1621 William McFergus Farrall, under the commission for the Plantation of Longford, was granted land that included…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn 1401 the annals record that the ‘castle of Baile Í Mhathan was begun by Muiris son of Conchobhar’ (Ó hInnse 1947…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedOn the E side of Ballina town, located on the E bank of the Moy. This castle, more than likely a tower house, was known…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn pasture, located on a prominent rise bordered at NE by a stream gully, straddling the townland boundary. There are…
• Castle — County Donegal, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedCulmacatraine Castle (site of): It belonged to the O'Doherties in 1440, was dismantled in 1529 and subsequently…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedA castle at Castlelumney (35) in Mullary parish is shown close to the boundary with Priestowne and Tynure on the Down…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedThe castle of ‘Cloynlaghen’ is recorded as in the possession of the Abbe MacEnville in the ‘Division of Connacht and…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedKnox (1911, 328) recorded a possible castle at the NW end of Cottage townland. It was associated with earthworks…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedKnockglass house, an 18th century 5-bay, two story country house on a T-plan, may incorporate remnants of, or be built…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedLocated on a rise/terrace overlooking a probably fording point on the Gweestion River which is 40m to S. A weir is…
• Castle Carragh in Ruins — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn rough grazing, on a terrace on the lower S slopes of the Ox Mountains. All that survives of this castle are the…
• Castle Firbis — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on a slight rise overlooking the E shore of Killala Bay. The OS Letters (1836, 292 (119)) and O'Rorke (1890…
• Castle in ruins — County Donegal, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedStonewold Castle: This small tower-house stood on the S bank overlooking a shallow stretch of the River Erne, which was…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseOn S edge of extensive area of scrub, built on rock outcrop. This tower house is a national monument (no. 244) in state…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseIn pasture, prominently sited on a spur of raised ground, with a steep, abrupt fall of ground at SE−S, dropping to a…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseRemains of rectangular tower (7m N-S; 9m E-W), only ground floor surviving, in farmyard with farm buildings adjoining S…
• Castle in ruins — County Cavan, IrelandBawnProbably erected by Conor O'Reilly in the 15th century, land at Muff and Cordoagh had passed to the Fleming family by…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseOn high rocky mound, with a commanding view all round. Remains of tower; H 1.4m) stand in NE sector of irregular-shaped…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower housePoorly preserved remains of rectangular tower (9.8m NE-SE; 11.1m NW-SE) on high ground, surrounded by rock outcrop…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedOn E shore of L. Mask. Castle (int. dims. '32 feet 4 inches by 25 feet'), with doorway on N wall of first floor. Three…
• Castle in ruins — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleSituated on the landward side of a coastal promontory jutting E into Dunmore Bay between Dunmore Strand to the N and…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower housePoor remains of a tower on a prominent mound with good aspect. So deep are the present ruins in the mound, that it must…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn pasture, on the W bank of a modern canalised section of the Black River. The castle is prominently sited on a rocky…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn lowlying, gently undulating terrain, located on a low hillock/rise, 5m S of an E−W canalised stream/drain. Corraun…
• Castle in ruins — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseOn rise in undulating pasture; possible medieval settlement to NW. N wall of rectangular tower survives to 2nd-floor.…
• Castle Kevin — County Wicklow, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleSituated in the centre of the E portion of a square-shaped motte located on the W end of a ridge running E-W…
• Castle Naghtan — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedLocated in the valley of the N-S Cross river with the stream c. 50m to the W, and on the summit of motte. A castle ruin…
• Castle Park — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedA castle at Killimalrony is marked on the Strafford map of c. 1636 close to the church (Simington 1949, Moycaran), and…
• Castle, Kilmanahan Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on a bluff overlooking the S-N River Suir to the W. There are no early historical references to this site, but…

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