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A restored plantation castle of the early 17th century, picturesquely
situated on the shores of Lough Gill, once the home of Robert Parke and
his family. The Courtyard grounds contain evidence of an earlier 16th
century Tower House structure once owned by Sir Brian O'Rourke who
subsequently was executed at Tyburn, London in 1591. The Castle has been
restored using Irish oak and traditional craftsmenship. Access for
visitors with disabilities to ground floor. Opening Hours21st April - 28th Sept: Daily 10.00 - 18.00 Admission FeesE Adult: €3.00 FacilitiesExhibitions, toilets and toilet for visitors with disabilities, public car / coach park close to the site. Restaurant/Tearooms: Open during the high season |