A 13th-century Anglo-Norman castle in the village of Clonmore, built on a roughly square plan with rectangular corner towers around a courtyard. Now substantially ivy-covered with large gaps in its north and west walls, it stands beside the remains of an early monastic site founded by St Maedhóg.
Visiting Clonmore Castle
Ruin, freely accessible
"A 13th-century Anglo-Norman castle in the village of Clonmore, built on a roughly square plan with rectangular corner towers around a courtyard."
Where to stay nearby
The closest castle hotel is Huntington Castle, 14.2 km away in Clonegal — Built in 1625 as a garrison in the riverside village of Clonegal, long home to the Durdin-Robertson family.
