Drimnagh Castle
About Drimnagh Castle
Drimnagh Castle is the only castle in Ireland to retain its flooded moat. Its rectangular shape enclosing the castle and its gardens and yard, created a safe haven for men and animals in times of war and disturbance. The moat is fed by a small stream, called the Bluebell. The present bridge, by which you enter the castle, was erected in 1780 and replaced a drawbridge structure. Entrance Gate & Courtyard Above the entrance of the tower as the visitor comes through the large gateway is a '...





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