Drishane Castle

At only 32 km from Annagh More, the lovely castle and grounds of Drishane are situated a little to the northeast of Millstreet, near where the Finnow river joins the Blackwater.

Drishane Castle

At only 32 km from Annagh More, the lovely castle and grounds of Drishane are situated a little to the northeast of Millstreet, near where the Finnow river joins the Blackwater.

Drishane castle

Drishane Castle

 

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