Counties: Roscommon
Site Type
Castlereagh House, Demesne, Co. Roscommon
At the western end of a low ridge in County Roscommon once stood Caislean Riabhach, the 'speckled castle' of the Fogarty clan.
Site of Callow Castle, Dower, Co. Roscommon
The remnants of Callow Castle lie on flat ground about 130 metres from the southern shore of Callow Lough in County Roscommon, though historical maps show it once stood right at the water's edge.
Site of Tonvee Castle, Tonvey, Co. Roscommon
In the quiet countryside of Tonvey, County Roscommon, the remnants of what was once known as Tonvee Castle have all but vanished from view.
Moated site, Carrowreagh, Co. Roscommon
At the bottom of a steep south-southeast facing slope in Carrowreagh, County Roscommon, lies the remains of a medieval moated site.
Castle, Cloonybeirne, Co. Roscommon
At the western edge of a low-lying shelf in County Roscommon's karst landscape sits the remains of what locals still call "the castle", though what survives today bears little resemblance to any traditional fortification.
Castle, Ballinderry, Co. Roscommon
The castle of Ballinderry in County Roscommon offers a glimpse into the tumultuous history of 16th-century Ireland.
Moated site, Roxborough, Co. Roscommon
On a gentle west-facing slope in Roxborough, County Roscommon, lies the remains of a medieval moated site that offers a glimpse into Ireland's defensive rural past.
Moated site, Oran, Co. Roscommon
In the countryside near Oran church in County Roscommon lies a curious rectangular earthwork that has puzzled locals and archaeologists alike.
Gatehouse, Castlecoote, Co. Roscommon
The fortified house at Castlecoote in County Roscommon stands as a testament to the Tudor plantation efforts in 16th-century Ireland.
Moated site, Carrownalassan, Co. Roscommon
On the crest of a south-facing slope in Carrownalassan, County Roscommon, lies the remains of a medieval moated site.
Moated site, Figh, Co. Roscommon
On the northeast shore of Figh Lough, a sprawling bog lake in County Roscommon, sits a medieval moated site that offers a glimpse into Ireland's defensive past.
Bawn, Bellanagare, Co. Roscommon
On a gentle south-facing slope near Bellanagare in County Roscommon stands a significant piece of Irish heritage with deep connections to one of Ireland's most important scholarly families.
Bawn, Killiaghan And Gort, Co. Roscommon
On a gentle slope facing east-northeast in Killiaghan and Gort, County Roscommon, you'll find the remains of a fortified house sitting within its original bawn.
Strokestown Park House, Cloonradoon,Vesnoy, Co. Roscommon
The site of Strokestown Park House in County Roscommon has witnessed centuries of conflict and transformation.
Moated site, Ardsallagh More, Co. Roscommon
In the gentle countryside of Ardsallagh More, County Roscommon, a rectangular earthwork marks the location of what appears to be a medieval moated site.