Lissanoure Castle
Located in Ireland near Loughguile, the site originally hosted a medieval castle at Loch Guile. The Macartney family replaced the medieval structure in the eighteenth century, and the building was rebuilt during the nineteenth century before being demolished. Today, only the estate buildings survive, having been constructed from stone taken from the former castle. These surviving structures are made of stone taken from the castle.
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- A medieval castle stood at Loch Guile, which was replaced by the Macartneys in the 18th century. This was rebuilt in the 19th century but subsequently demolished. Only the estate buildings now remain, constructed using stone from the castle.
- Location Text
- Loughguile