Dromore Castle, Medieval castle in Templenoe, Ireland.
Dromore Castle is a castle in Templenoe featuring a castellated Gothic Revival exterior with Roman cement walls and limestone details. The structure displays a prominent south-facing pointed arch window and is accessed through a castellated gatehouse.
Construction of this castle began in 1831 under Denis Mahony, a Church of Ireland minister. The property remained with his family across generations until more recent times.
The castle grounds contain footpaths along the Kerry Way walking route, leading visitors through forests toward views of the Kenmare River.
The property sits near the N70 road between Kenmare and Sneem and is easily spotted by its gatehouse. Visitors can follow footpaths along the Kerry Way walking route that wind through forests toward the river.
One member of the Mahony family became a notable tennis player and built a court on the grounds. This recreational addition reflects the sporting interests of the household in the 20th century.
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