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Esta lista de castillos en Irlanda , ya sean de Irlanda del Norte ( Reino Unido ) o de la República de Irlanda , está organizada por condado dentro de su jurisdicción respectiva...

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Esta lista de castillos en Irlanda , ya sean de Irlanda del Norte ( Reino Unido ) o de la República de Irlanda , está organizada por condado dentro de su jurisdicción respectiva.

República de Irlanda

Condado de Carlow

Condado de Cavan

Condado de Clare

Condado de Cork

Castillo Donovan

Condado de Donegal

Condado de Dublín

Condado de Galway

Condado de Kerry

Condado de Kildare

Condado de Kilkenny

Castillo de Kilkenny
Castillo de Granagh

Condado de Laois

Condado de Leitrim

Condado de Limerick

Castillo de Askeaton
Castillo Matrix cerca de Rathkeale

Condado de Longford

Condado de Louth

Condado de Mayo

Condado de Meath

Condado de Monaghan

Condado de Offaly

Castillo saltarín

Condado de Roscommon

Condado de Sligo

Condado de Tipperary

Condado de Waterford

Condado de Westmeath

Condado de Wexford

Condado de Wicklow

  • Castillo de Carnew , Carnew. Ruinas de la casa torre, construida a finales del siglo XVI.
  • Castillo Howard Wicklow , castillo intacto con la adición de una mansión del siglo XIX.
  • Castillo de Dunganstown , Dunganstown. Restos de una gran casa con planta en forma de U de finales del siglo XVII y una torre de principios del siglo XVII.
  • Castillo de Glenart , Arklow . Castillo intacto que funciona como hotel.
  • Castillo de Fassaroe , Bray . Construido en 1536 por el maestro Tresover. En ruinas.
  • Castillo de Kiltegan , Kiltegan , castillo intacto
  • Castillo de Kiltimon , Newcastle. C. 1550, actualmente utilizado como capricho arquitectónico.
  • Castillo de Kindlestown , Delgany . Ruinas del castillo.
  • Castillo de Oldcourt , Bray. Construido por el conde de Ormond en 1433. En ruinas.
  • Castillo de Ormonde, Arklow. Ruinas del castillo, construido en 1169 sobre un antiguo emplazamiento vikingo y destruido por el ejército de Oliver Cromwell en el siglo XVII.
  • Castillo de Rathdown . En ruinas desde el siglo XVII, quedan muy pocos vestigios.
  • Castillo de Threecastles , Manor Kilbride, Blessington . Castillo de finales del siglo XIV/XV, en gran parte intacto, que marca el límite de la Empalizada.
  • El Castillo Negro , Wicklow Town (actualmente en ruinas). En el año 834 d. C., los vikingos fortificaron un promontorio rocoso estratégico en la desembocadura del río Vartry, en Wicklow Town. Tras la invasión normanda, se construyó un castillo, conocido hoy como el Castillo Negro. Entre 1295 y 1315, el castillo fue atacado e incendiado dos veces por el clan local O'Byrne.

Irlanda del Norte

Condado de Antrim

Condado de Armagh

Condado de Down

Condado de Fermanagh

Condado de Londonderry

Condado de Tyrone

Véase también

Notas

Citas

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