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Drimnagh was granted to Hugo de Berneval 1216.
It
was lived in by various families.
Cavanagh
lived there around early 19th century.
It
was lived in by various families
until 1954.
Christian Brothers school
founded on the estate 1954,
castle in grounds,
fell into poor condition.
The castle was
restored from 1986, and now survives
in grounds of school,
open to public.
It has a unique (for Ireland) moat,
and 17th century formal garden.
See [O'Brien and Guinness, 1994].
For rivers
see [Sweeney, 1991].
Drimnagh Castle on
1887 to 1913 map.
Drimnagh Castle
in relation to
Walkinstown House.
Map dated 1936.
Drimnagh Castle.
In the grounds of "Drimnagh Castle" school.
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Drimnagh Castle.
From
Excursions through Ireland, Vol II
by Thomas Cromwell, London, 1820.
Drimnagh Castle.
From
Excursions through Ireland, Vol II
by Thomas Cromwell, London, 1820.
Drimnagh Castle.
From [Ball, vol.4, 1906].
Drimnagh Castle.