What is recorded here
Templehouse Castle stands on the northern shore of Templehouse Lake in County Sligo, a substantial medieval hall-house first recorded in 1271 when Hugh O'Connor broke it down. Its uncoursed limestone walls still rise two storeys high, though the western side has largely vanished and the ground-floor vaulting has crumbled to fragments. A narrow mural staircase still winds upward beside the northern window, inviting imagination about the people who climbed it through centuries of turmoil, renovation and quiet decline.
Templehouse Castle is recorded as a ruins in County Sligo. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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