Terryland Castle
Terryland Castle is a castle in the countryside 10.6 km east of Furbo, County Galway. Yew Tree Maze is within 108 m. Built in the 16th or 17th Century by the De Burghs
- Kind
- Castles
- From Furbo
- 10.6 km east
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Getting to Terryland Castle
- From the town
- 10.6 km east of the church in a straight line; it is out in the country, so allow for the roads.
- Directions from where you are
- Open the model above, tap the pin and choose “Directions here”; the route is drawn from your own position.
Around it
Other sites within 3 km: Yew Tree Maze (108 m), Terryland Forest Park (481 m), Máirín De Valera's Garden (546 m), Zoology Museum (612 m) and Royal Coat of Arms 1812 (639 m).
Tower houses, the castles of the Irish countryside
Most of the castles around Tuam are tower houses rather than the great fortresses the word suggests: tall stone towers built from the later Middle Ages onward to be lived in as much as defended, commanding a crossing or a stretch of good land with a small household. They first appeared in Ireland, Scotland, England and the Frisian and north Spanish coasts in the High Middle Ages and spread from there; in Scotland's borders they were the peel towers, in Italy the city towers of feuding families. A good tower house has a vaulted floor against fire, a stone stair, corner bartizans to cover the walls, and a machicolation over the door for dropping things on whoever is knocking.
Written from Wikipedia, "Tower house" (CC BY-SA 4.0); the words are ours.
Within a short walk
- Yew Tree Maze108 mAttractions
Other castles around Furbo
- 1.8 km
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Source record: OpenStreetMap way/800839426, read on 2026-09-18. The street is the mapped address where there is one, otherwise the nearest named road. Distances are straight lines.