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 of the O'Briens,until they built Dromoland Castle. Then, the Castle and its lands were granted to the Studdert family. They left the castle in 1804 (allowing it to fall into disrepair), to reside in the more comfortable and modern adjacent Bunratty House built by the family. The reasons for the move are bound up in family arguments over the eldest son marrying his first cousin. In 1954 the castle was purchased and restored by the 7th Lord Gort. He reroofed the castle, and saved it from ruin.
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 County Clare, Ireland. The river, alongside the castle, flows into the nearby Shannon. The present structure was completed by the MacNamara family around 1425 but 50 years later was in the hands of the O'Briens, the most powerful clan in Munster. 5x7
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Not much is left of this castle named after and possibly built by Henry Aimbreidh O'Neill, a Gaelic chief who died in 1392. The castle commands grand views over the Mourne Valley . Home of the O'Neills. Co. Tyrone
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 15th or early 16th century possibly by an O'Brien. The basements of Ballinalacken Castle are thought to have been built in the 10th century, by another famous Irish clan, the O'Connor's, who ruled West Corcomroe in those times. The castle was granted to Turlough O'Brien. The Ballinalacken O'Briens can trace their descent from Turlough Don who died in 1528, Co. Clare 5x7
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