💡 DID YOU KNOW 🇮🇪 Built in the 13th century, Roscommon Castle was constructed for the English Crown and became one of the most important strongholds in Connacht. Over the centuries, the castle was attacked, captured, rebuilt, and fought over by Norman and Gaelic Irish families, including the O’Connors. Its turbulent history mirrors the wider power struggles of medieval Ireland. Eventually abandoned, the castle fell into ruin — but today its impressive walls and towers still dominate the lands

Roscommon Castle in all its glory. Roscommon Castle is a 13th-century Norman castle located in Roscommon town, Ireland. Built in 1269 by Robert de Ufford, it was a stronghold for the English Crown before being captured by the Irish in 1272. The castle changed hands multiple times over the centuries, suffering damage during various conflicts, including the Cromwellian invasion in the 17th century. #roscommon #ireland #loveireland #castle | Travel Through Ireland

Roscommon Abbey on the outskirts of Roscommon town. A distinctive part of Roscommon history. Founded over 750 years ago by Felim O'Conor, King of Connacht, who was buried there in 1265. Now the site which is in ruins is open all year round for all to come and see this piece of history. 🗺 Located behind the Abbey Hotel. Access through a side road just off the N63 or via the Abbey Hotel Car Park. 🚶‍♀️ 100 metre walk to site ⌚️ Gate opens 9am #roscommon #roscommonheritage #irelandtravel #irishher

Taking a look at this piece of history at the Roscommon Castle. Roscommon Castle, built in 1269 by Robert de Ufford, is a ruined Norman fortress in County Roscommon, Ireland, overlooking Loughnaneane Park. #roscommon #roscommoncastle #ireland #exploreireland #castle | Travel Through Ireland

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