History according to school-aged children in 1930s Ireland...perspectives, lore...more!
Situated south-west of Kanturk is the parish of Dromagh or Dromtariffe as it is commonly called was also built by the O'keeffes.
It is a square enclosure, flanked by four circular towers, one of which with part of the enclosure has been converted into offices in 1837.
It greatly resembled Dromsicane with its central tower, as in the case of the later castle also gone.
Lord Muskerry marched out from Dromagh Castle in 1652 to encounter Lord Broghill at the famous battle of Knockaclashy near Clonmeen.
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