Necarne Castle, also known as Castle Irvine, is a Victorian gothic house near Irvinestown in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. The two-storey façade was designed by John Benjamin Keane and was completed in 1835. A castle was originally built on the site around 1619 by a Scottish planter called Gerard Lowther.
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Necarne Castle has a very long history. Including being used as a hospital during the war for the Americans. It is all closed up but the grounds are beautiful and great for a walk, ride, your bike or horse, picnic or just explore the grounds. There is a Cafe which works out of the back of a converted horse box. They are not there everyday but more information can be found on Facebook. You can walk your dog/s but not many seats and no picnic tables so bring your own. Very secluded and big. Lovely afternoon if weather...
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Me dog goes down its lovely at Necarne castle it's nice seeing other people dogs about its good that Necarne castle getting busy nice see horses up behind gates three horses the horses likes dogs and People. there be horse boxes down at Necarne Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday get food and hot or cold drink people in horse boxes are very friendly and helpful please come down support people that's in horse boxes they will be very greatful and don't forget you can get dinner or whatever want down at...
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Necarne is a beautiful old estate on the edge of Irvinestown that includes an equestrian centre, and riding paths. There is an old castle still on the estate grounds. The whole estate is a great place for walking, running or cycling around open fields and forest paths. There is a large free carpark and terrific camping area for caravans equipped with water and electric points. It's not far from Irvinestown, which is a good shopping town and has plenty of places to...
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