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Weir in Castlecore

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Associated with a castle (LF026-013002-). Weirs are recorded in the rental book of the earl of Kildare in 1518 in a payment from 'Castell Corr' that notes '2 cartrons with the werys' (MacNiocaill 1992, 275). Their precise locations have not been identified.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record LF026-013003

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