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The history of Kilbarron Castle, Co. Donegal

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People, Place and Politics

Posts about the people, place and politics of the Castle.

Latest Article
  • The Story of Kilbarron Castle -Part 5
Archive
  • A Mysterious Lock
  • A Victorian Travellers Guide to Ireland, 1843
  • Adopt-a-Stone Fund Re-opens
  • An 18th Century visitor to Ballyshannon
  • An Illustrated Handbook of the Scenery and Antiquities of South Western Donegal
  • Bardic School
  • Bards and Ollamhs
  • Essay on the parish of Kilbarron 1837
  • Irish Penny Journal, 1841
  • Last Occupant of Kilbarron Castle
  • Photogrammetry Survey
  • The Bardic Tradition
  • The Last King of Ulster
  • The ruins of Kilbarron Church and it’s place in the landscape
  • The Story of Kilbarron Castle -Part 5
  • The Story of Kilbarron Castle Part 1
  • The Story of Kilbarron Castle Part 2
  • The Story of Kilbarron Castle Part 3
  • The Story of Kilbarron Castle Part 4
  • Tours of Ulster 1855
  • Visitors to Kilbarron Castle Part 1 (1768)
  • Visitors to Kilbarron Castle Part 2 (1814)
  • Visitors to Kilbarron Castle Part 3 (1802)
  • Visitors to Kilbarron Castle Part 4 (1866)

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News

  • Heritage Week 2021 Report
    Heritage Week 2021 Report, the Committee were active at Kilbarron Church and presented virtual events on Zoom including a virtual tour of the Church ruins along with the Castle from the sea.
  • Changes to Kilbarron Castle Facebook Posts
    28 May 2019
  • Heritage Week 2021
    Monday 9 August 2021 : Virtual Heritage Week Events
  • Defending Kilbarron Castle
    1 May 2019
  • Adopt-a-Stone Fund Re-opens
    We are pleased that our PayPal donation channel is now re-open and we can again accept donations for our Adopt-a-Stone fund. The Hourglass Wall in a precarious state. Thank you for those who have patiently waited for this be reopened. Thank you also to those who have already donated. For details of our work and our ...
  • Launch of Adopt-A-Stone Appeal
    13 March 2019
  • AGM 2019
    15 March 2019
  • Stones for Conservation Work
    23 February 2019
  • Heritage Council / Creative Ireland funding 2019
    Kilbarron Castle Conservation Group were recipients of Funding from the Heritage Council through the Creative Ireland Programme 2019 to undertake a Geophysical Survey of the castle site and it’s surrounding fields.
  • Boat Trip to see the ruins of Kilbarron Castle from the Sea.
    The boat trip to see Kilbarron Castle from the sea took place on Sunday 25th August 2019 as part of Heritage Week.

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Articles

  • A Mysterious Lock
  • A Victorian Travellers Guide to Ireland, 1843
  • Adopt-a-Stone Fund Re-opens
  • An 18th Century visitor to Ballyshannon
  • An Illustrated Handbook of the Scenery and Antiquities of South Western Donegal
  • Bardic School
  • Bards and Ollamhs
  • Essay on the parish of Kilbarron 1837
  • Irish Penny Journal, 1841
  • Last Occupant of Kilbarron Castle
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