276 acres of alluvial pasture on offer at Glencastle

CROMWELL marched by the Suir in the autumn of 1649 on his way to Waterford, and would have passed Glencastle, near Kilsheelan on his way.

276 acres of alluvial pasture on offer at Glencastle

Within 30 years, however, he was gone, and Prince Charles II was restored to the English throne — and around this time, 1676 to be exact, Glencastle House was built.

Constructed by Ian Francis Everett, on the site of an older castle, the house is as good today as it was when built — probably better.

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