What is recorded here

Rosturk Castle stands in County Mayo as a five-bay country house built for Robert Vesey Stoney, featuring circular turrets and a top-lit double-height hall with carved timber surrounds. The deliberate alignment frames panoramic vistas across the islet-studded Clew Bay, while polygonal bay windows define the principal reception rooms. Although seized in 1921 and later sold, the estate retains its original fabric, ivy-enveloped gate screen, and distant lodges, connecting two generations of Stoney naval officers to the western shore.

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

Rosturk Castle in County Mayo was built in the 17th century by the Rostrevor family, who were prominent in the region during the Plantation of Ulster and later held lands in Connacht. The castle is remembered as a symbol of early colonial influence and aristocratic landholding in western Ireland.