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- The remains of the ancient fortress of Castleknock occupy the summit of a lofty hill. In Knockbrush Hill, which is situated near the Ashbourne road, are occasionally found bones of men and horses, military weapons, and coins.
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The remains of the ancient fortress of Castleknock occupy the summit of a lofty hill. In Knockbrush Hill, which is situated near the Ashbourne road, are occasionally found bones of men and horses, military weapons, and coins.
Jul 31, 2021 · The sites on which the remains of Ireland’s many medieval strongholds can be seen today, are often built on the location of former forts. In a number of cases the existence of these former fortresses are only remembered in local folklore.
The remains of the ancient fortress of Castleknock occupy the summit of a lofty hill. In Knockbrush Hill, which is situated near the Ashbourne road are occasionally found bones of men and horses, military weapons, an coins.
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May 13, 2021 · Both of my late parents - and also my paternal grandparents - are buried in the Castleknock Church graveyard. As the previous poster noted, St. Brigid’s COI Church was built on the site of a 12th century monastery. Castleknock actually has quite a rich and interesting history.
The remains of the ancient fortress of Castleknock occupy the summit of a lofty hill. In Knockbrush Hill, which is situated near the Ashbourne road, are occasionally found bones of men and horses, military weapons, and coins.
Castleknock Castle (Irish: Caisleán Cnucha) is a ruined 12 century Norman castle. It located on the grounds of Castleknock College (Irish: Coláiste Caisleán Cnucha) which is in the suburb of Castleknock, Dublin, Ireland (Irish: Caisleán Cnucha, Baile Átha Cliath, Éire).
A Norman castle, the ruins of which are in the grounds of St. Vincent's College to the west of the city of Dublin. Built towards the end of the twelfth century on a mound...
