Castles, Abbeys, Lighthouses, And Invaders

Over a weekend trip from Dublin To Wexford, in this album we will see some of the oldest structures in Ireland, built after The Anglo-Norman invasion. 

Location: 
Wexford, Ireland

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Drimnagh Castle, Built By Normans in the 1400s, View From Symetrical Garden
In Between The Hedges, Herbs Are Planted. Gardens Were Used To Grow Medicinal Herbs For The Occupants.
Back Garden Of The Castle
Drimnagh Castle From The Back
Drimnagh Castle Is The Last Castle In Ireland That Has A Moat. Originally The Castle Had a Drawbridge, But Was Renovated In The 18th Century To Have A Bridge Instead
The Allee at Drimnagh Castle Was Likely Used By The Lady Of The House To Have Some Time Alone, Legends Say It Is Haunted By Eleanora de Berneval, Who Lost The Love Of Her Life And Lived Alone
Rhubarb!
The Death Hole Was Used To Pour Boiling Oil on Unsuspecting Intruders

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