What is recorded here

Ballygarth Castle is a three-storey tower house on the Nanny Water in County Meath, recorded in 1640 when Lord Netterville of Ballygarth owned the surrounding parish. The Pepper family later held it for over three centuries, while a Georgian wing appeared in 1782 and a narrow entrance block linked the old and new parts early in the nineteenth century. It still stands as a private residence, carrying layers of defence, domestic comfort and continuous occupation.

Ballygarth Castle is recorded as a castle in County Meath. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Ballygarth Castle in County Meath was built in the 17th century by the Bagenal family, a prominent Anglo-Irish landowning family. It is remembered as an example of early Irish country house architecture and for its historical association with the Bagenals, who played a significant role in the region's political and military affairs.