The National-rated ruin of a Palladian mansion burnt in the Civil War, its 1862 gate lodge, a glebe house once home to a firsthand chronicler of the 1798 Rebellion, the site of a 1920 RIC barracks attack, and the parish church that schooled the folklorist who wrote 'The Banks of the Boro.' Looking for things to do in Clonroche? Start here — no car, no ticket, no booking.
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Stops on This Trail
Castleboro House (ruins)
Castleboro Gate Lodge (ruins)
Killegney Parsonage
Clonroche RIC Barracks (site)
Cloughbawn Catholic Church
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