# Roughan Castle

- **Country:** Ireland
- **Coordinates:** 54.556079, -6.728480
- **Notes:** A State Care Historic Monument located near Newmills, Northern Ireland. Roughan Castle is a Plantation era bawn built by Sir Andrew Stewart, the Second Lord Castlestewart. During the Rebellion of 1641, the castle's current lord, Robert Stewart, was appointed a commander in the Rebel armies by Phelim O'Neill and he was captured here and brought to Dublin to be executed.
- **Year Built:** 1618
- **Castle Type:** Bawn
- **Location Text:** Newmills

Roughan Castle is a bawn located in Newmills, Ireland, that was built in 1618. The site is situated at coordinates 54.556079, -6.728480.

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**Source:** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roughan_Castle (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)