Counties: Wexford
Site Type
Moated site, Ballinclay Upper, Co. Wexford
Tucked away in Ballinclay Upper, County Wexford, lies the remains of a medieval moated site that offers a glimpse into Ireland's defensive past.
Moated site, Ballynapierce, Co. Wexford
At Ballynapierce in County Wexford, the remnants of a medieval moated site offer a glimpse into Ireland's defensive past.
Site of Castle, Bannow, Co. Wexford
About 70 metres southeast of St. Mary's church in Bannow, County Wexford, the summit of a broad hill once held what local records suggest was a castle, though the evidence points more towards a substantial house.
Moated site, Ballinvegga, Co. Wexford
In the valley of the north-flowing Aughnacrew River in Ballinvegga, County Wexford, the remains of a medieval moated site offer a glimpse into Ireland's defensive past.
Moated site, Oldboley, Co. Wexford
The remains of a medieval moated site at Oldboley in County Wexford offer a glimpse into the defensive homesteads that once dotted the Irish countryside.
Moated site, Mill Lands, Co. Wexford
The moated site at Mill Lands in County Wexford presents a fascinating glimpse into medieval Irish settlement patterns.
Site of Castle, Latimerstown, Co. Wexford
In the quiet townland of Latimerstown in County Wexford, a curious mark on an old map hints at a castle that may never have existed.
Bawn, Adamstown, Co. Wexford
Situated on a gentle southeast-facing slope in County Wexford, the remains of Adamstown tower house offer a glimpse into Ireland's fortified past.
Gatehouse, Grange, Co. Wexford
At the eastern end of Fethard Castle in County Wexford stands an impressive gatehouse that actually predates the castle it now serves.
Moated site, Haggard, Co. Wexford
In the pastoral landscape near Haggard, County Wexford, the remnants of a medieval moated site lie hidden beneath the grass, invisible to casual observers but holding centuries of history within its boundaries.
Moated site, Kilcowan Upper, Co. Wexford
In the townland of Kilcowan Upper, County Wexford, a rectangular earthwork marks the site of a medieval moated enclosure.
Site of Castle, Ballymore Demesne, Co. Wexford
Tucked into the north-facing slope of a ridge that runs from east-northeast to west-southwest, the remains of Ballymore castle site present an intriguing earthwork in the County Wexford landscape.
Houseland Castle, Houseland, Co. Wexford
On a gentle south-facing slope in County Wexford, the scant remains of Houseland Castle tell a story spanning nearly six centuries of Irish history.
Moated site, Wilkinstown, Co. Wexford
In the townland of Wilkinstown, County Wexford, historical maps once marked the location of a rectangular moated site that has since vanished from the landscape.
Loftus Hall, Loftushall, Co. Wexford
The storied grounds of Loftus Hall in County Wexford hold centuries of Irish history, beginning with the Redmond family whose lineage traces back to Raymond le Gros, one of the Norman invaders who landed at nearby Baginbun in 1170.