When Dunluce Castle was still inhabited a few centuries ago, the view was probably just as fascinating, but back then it was likely much less breezy in the now roofless room...
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When Dunluce Castle was still inhabited a few centuries ago, the view was probably just as fascinating, but back then it was likely much less breezy in the now roofless room...
Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 29.09.2007, 742 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated
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Dunluce Castle, one of the most romantic ruins in Ireland, has a short but eventful history. The original construction took place in the 13th century. The Scot Sorley Boy MacDonnell expanded the castle in the 16th century. The castle is located directly on a cliff. After a storm in 1639 tore away part of the cliff and thus the kitchen, the inhabitants moved their residence.
(September 2007)
Christine Wohlfahrt
Christine Wohlfahrt
Ireland / Co. Antrim / Dunluce Castle
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View of the north side of the castle.
A storm in 1639 caused part of the cliff to collapse, taking part of the kitchen down with it.
(September 2007)
Christine Wohlfahrt
Christine Wohlfahrt
Ireland / Co. Antrim / Dunluce Castle
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Ireland / Co. Antrim / Dunluce Castle
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Ireland / Co. Antrim / Dunluce Castle
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