Drominagh Castle
Cloonbannin Cross, County Cork, Ireland, Ireland
Drominagh Castle was a medieval stronghold associated with the O'Keeffe clan in north County Cork, Ireland. It stood on a rocky outcrop near the present-day Cloonbannin Cross area and formed part of a network of fortifications that helped the O'Keeffes control the surrounding territory. Historical records suggest the castle was abandoned or destroyed during the upheavals of the 17th century, particularly around the time of the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland. Today, no visible remains of the castle survive, and the site is mainly of archaeological and historical interest. Although the structure has disappeared, it remains an important reminder of the region’s Gaelic heritage and the influence once held by the O'Keeffe family in County Cork.
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Cork, Drominagh South, Co. Cork, Ireland
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Drominagh Castle is located in Cloonbannin Cross, County Cork, Ireland, Ireland.
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