Rock of Dunamase — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Masc’s red hair still tangles in the grass when the wind shifts, dragging king and conqueror back into the same breath. Aoife walked that rock twice, first as a bride and later as a mother arranging another marriage, while marble chambers waited for hands that never came. Cronin’s boys flew over the wall in 1650, but they flew into a house already empty, and the rock gave back only shadow.

Rock of Dunamase is recorded as a castle in County Laois. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Rock of Dunamase was held by the O'Mores, a powerful Gaelic Irish dynasty, and later by the de Burghs during the medieval period. It is important as a strategic hillfort and castle site with a long history of conflict and control in Leinster.