Castle Roche in County Louth is one of my favourite ruins in Ireland. The castle was built in 1236 on the edge of a rock and rises high above the surrounding fields. What really fascinates me about Castle Roche is the fact that it looks completely different when you look at it from a different direction (see below).
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