Castles of TipperaryThe Rock of Cashel: Seat of the Kings of Munster and Ireland's Medieval Showpiece
The Rock of Cashel, Co. Tipperary: seat of the kings of Munster, Cormac's Chapel and its Romanesque frescoes, the round tower, the cathedral and how to visit.
Castles of TipperaryRoscrea Castle: Gate Tower, Curtain Walls and Damer House in Tipperary
Roscrea Castle, Co. Tipperary: a 13th-century stone castle with a gate tower and curtain walls in the town centre, and the Queen Anne Damer House in its courtyard.
Castles of TipperaryOrmond Castle, Carrick-on-Suir: Ireland's Finest Tudor Manor House
Ormond Castle in Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary: the Elizabethan manor house built by Thomas Butler, Black Tom, with its long gallery, plasterwork and OPW tours.
Castles of TipperaryNenagh Castle: The Great Round Butler Keep of North Tipperary
Nenagh Castle, Co. Tipperary: the circular Butler keep raised in the early 1200s, its Butler history, the 2009 to 2013 renovation and how to visit.
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Loughmoe Castle, Templemore: The Purcell Tower House by the Railway
Loughmoe Castle near Templemore, Co. Tipperary: a ruined Purcell tower house with a 17th-century fortified house, seen from the Dublin–Cork train. History and visiting notes.
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Knockgraffon Motte, Cahir: A Norman Mound on a Munster Royal Site
Knockgraffon motte near Cahir, Co. Tipperary, is a 1192 Norman earthwork in state care, said to stand on an inauguration site of the Kings of Munster.
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Farney Castle, Holycross: The Round Tower Castle Lived In as a Home
Farney Castle near Holycross, Co. Tipperary, is a 1495 Butler tower described as the only round tower in Ireland lived in as a family home, now a design studio.
Castles of TipperaryCahir Castle, Co. Tipperary: Ireland's Great Fortress on the Suir
Cahir Castle, Co. Tipperary: a Butler stronghold on a rock in the Suir, with a working portcullis, a 1599 siege and an OPW visit. History and what to see.
Castles of TipperaryBurncourt Castle, Clogheen: The Burned Court of Sir Richard Everard
Burncourt Castle near Clogheen, Co. Tipperary: the fortified house of Sir Richard Everard, burned in the Cromwellian wars, and the tradition of seven years.