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The remains of the castle are set on a tortured site. The castle, built by Sir Richard Wingfield in 1611, replaced an earlier O'Neill fortress. The entrance is guarded by two rectangular towers containing rooms with fireplaces. The walls have musket loop-holes and form an irregular rectangular shape with a 19C house in the centre. The round tower, overlooking the river, has a staircase leading to a postern.
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- The Green Guide8.01 Km - Tullyroan BT71
- The Green Guide8.17 Km - Armagh-Killylea Road, Armagh BT60 4LD
- The Green Guide8.76 Km - Cathedral Road, Armagh BT61 7QX
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- From £75The Ryandale Inn5.25 Km - 16-18 The Square, Moy, Dungannon BT71 7SG
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