Walk the compact heart of Benburb, from the ruined 1611 bawn of Wingfield's Castle and the field where Owen Roe O'Neill won Ireland's great 17th-century victory, to the Italianate priory built for a Belfast distiller and later home to the Servite friars. Looking for things to do in Benburb? Start here — no car, no ticket, no booking.
Medieval & CastlesEcclesiasticalGeorgian & Big HousesIndustrial & Transport
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Stops on This Trail
Benburb Castle & Bawn
Cottage within the Bawn
Servite Priory (Benburb Priory)
Chapel at Servite Priory
Old Mill Buildings, Benburb
Battle of Benburb Site (1646)
Clonfeacle Parish Church of St Patrick
Post Office, 61 Main Street
For Schools
This trail is also available as a free printable classroom worksheet or full trail booklet — no site visit required. See how Classroom Prep Mode works →