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Bunratty Castle

castle, Ireland
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  • County Clare, Ireland
    Clare

    …round towers and medieval castles—notably Bunratty Castle. Clare was part of Thomond, or North Munster, of which the O’Briens remained lords until the 16th century, despite the Anglo-Norman colonization in the 12th century. Clare was made a shire in the reign of Elizabeth I. In 1828 Daniel O’Connell won the…

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    …round towers and medieval castles—notably Bunratty Castle. Clare was part of Thomond, or North Munster, of which the O’Briens remained lords until the 16th century, despite the Anglo-Norman colonization in the 12th century. Clare was made a shire in the reign of Elizabeth I. In 1828 Daniel O’Connell won the…

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