I visited Glanworth village and the beautiful castle ruins in February 2019.
The Glanworth Castle was built in the 13th century. The 13-arch Glanworth bridge was built in 1446 and is touted as 'the oldest and narrowest working road bridge in Europe.
Parking is free near the bridge and mill. Be prepared for a two-story climb so take your time to get to the Glanthworth Castle.
The mill is the last remaining reverse undershot water wheel in Ireland and was built in 1840 as part of the famine...
Read moreThis is the first castle ruin I have had the pleasure of walking around. There is not a whole lot of information posted on site but having free range of a 800 year old castle is really cool. Also the walk up and the bridge are super cool. You can park just before the bridge on the right by the...
Read moreLovely ruin of a castle. The entrance is not obvious - there is a free parking lot just before exiting town via the Glanworth Bridge. Across the road is the entrance to the river walk which brings you quickly to the stairs to the castle. Great place to...
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