Carlow Castle

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Carlow Castle is a historic Norman fortress in the town of Carlow, Ireland, notable for its early 13th-century origins and partially ruined but imposing stone structure.

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Carlow Castle canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
medieval fortress
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Norman
builder William Marshal
category Castles in County Carlow
National Monuments in County Carlow
Ruined castles in Ireland
country Ireland
hasAccess public exterior access
hasCondition ruin
hasFunction defensive fortress
military stronghold
hasNearby Carlow town centre
linked to: Carlow
hasNotableFeature early Norman military architecture
imposing stone structure
partially ruined towers
hasPart central courtyard
curtain walls
two large towers
hasTourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism
hasView River Barrow
heritageDesignation National Monument of Ireland
inception c. 1200–1210
early 13th century
isSubjectOf archaeological studies
heritage conservation efforts
locatedIn Carlow
County Carlow
Leinster
locatedInTimeZone Europe/Dublin
locatedOn River Barrow
materialUsed stone
namedAfter Carlow
nearbyAttraction Carlow town centre historic area
Carlow town park
openToPublic true
partOf Irish medieval castles
region southeast Ireland
significantEvent partial demolition in 19th century
usedFor administrative centre
residence of nobility

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County Carlow contains Carlow Castle
County Carlow hasHeritageSite Carlow Castle
Carlow hasLandmark Carlow Castle