The exact date of its construction hasn’t been determined, leaving historians and archaeologists to piece together its story from whatever physical evidence remains. Like many of Ireland’s lesser-known historical structures, this building represents a fragment of the past that’s still waiting to reveal its secrets.

Whilst the house at Linsfort might not have the grand narrative of a medieval castle or the mystique of a prehistoric stone circle, it forms part of the broader tapestry of Irish heritage. These undated structures pose fascinating questions about who built them, who lived in them, and what daily life might have looked like within their walls. Each one represents a piece of the puzzle in understanding how communities developed across rural Donegal and Ireland as a whole.