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This is the story of Kilbarron Castle and Church, its people, places and politics. The Castle ruins are on the scenic wild Atlantic coast of County Donegal. Kilbarron Castle was a late-medieval fortified tower house. With important links to the O’Donnells, who were rulers of Tir Conaill (Donegal), it was the home of the Ó … Continue reading "Welcome"
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Kilbarron Castle and Church Conservation Group is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Kilbarron Castle and Church on County Donegal’s scenic Atlantic coast. Its website serves as a repository of information about the site and its people, places and politics, tracing its story from 1391. Kilbarron Castle was a late-medieval fortified tower house, associated with the O’Donnells, rulers of Tir Conaill, and home to the Ó Cléirigh (Cleary) family. It is also identified as the birthplace of Mícheál Ó Cléirigh, chief author of the Annals of the Four Masters.
The group also documents nearby Kilbarron Church, founded as a monastic settlement by St Barrainn in the sixth century. The surviving stone church dates from the fifteenth century and served as the parish church until the early seventeenth century. Through historical articles, images, news, publications and heritage events, the organisation makes local history accessible. Its conservation work includes projects at the church ruins, supported by grant funding, while its Adopt-A-Stone appeal invites donations to help support castle conservation.
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