Caisleán Úlla

WD Bosca Sonraí FoirgneamhCaisleán Úlla
Sonraí
Cineál	Túrtheach in Éirinn
Foirgníocht	1500í
Suíomh geografach
Limistéar riaracháin	Cnoc Úlla Thoir, Éire
	52° 31′ 41″ N, 8° 14′ 31″ O / 52.52808°N,8.24196°W

Túrtheach suite i gContae Luimnigh, Éire is ea Caisleán Úlla.^[1]

Suíomh

Tá Caisleán Úlla suite 1 km (0.62 míle) soir ó shráidbhaile Úlla. Tá sé suite sa Machaire Méith na Mumhan, 30 km (19 míle) soir ó dheas ó Luimnigh.^[2]

Níor cheart é a mheascadh leis an gcaisleán i mBaile an Fhaoitigh in aice láimhe, ar a dtugtar "Caisleán Úlla" uaireanta.^[3]

Stair

Thóg muintir Uí Bhriain an caisleán san 16ú haois.^[4] Rangaítear é mar theach túir "níos déanaí"; dar le Claire Foley agus Colm Donnelly, “cuireadh soláthar níos mó teasa agus solais, atá pósta le coincheapa siméadrachta na hAthbheochana, isteach san fhoirm thraidisiúnta tógála chun paraidím nua túir-thigh a chruthú, mar a chuirtear in iúl i bhfoirgnimh mar [Caisleán] Úlla."

Radharc den caisleáin

Is túrtheach cearnach sé stór, tógtha le aolchloiche é an chaisleán. Tá bartasán ciorclach ar na coirnéil thoir thuaidh agus thiar theas. Tá múnlú cochall ar na fuinneoga uachtaracha, agus tá teallaigh bunaidh ag na ballaí thoir agus thiar.^[5]

Nuair a bhí sé in úsáid, bheadh ballaí bánnite air, beanna ar a gcoróin le simléir agus fuinneoga muileann.^[6]

Naisc sheachtracha

Físeán ón aer

Tagairtí

↑ Donnelly (2011). "Limerick and South-West Ireland: Medieval Art and Architecture" (in en) (1 ed.): 189–201. Routledge. doi:10.4324/9781003077206-12. ISBN 978-1-003-07720-6.
↑ “oola castle”. ie.geoview.info.
↑ Measom (24 December 1870). “The Official Illustrated Guide to the Great Southern & Western Railway, and an Account of Some of the Most Important Manufactories in the Towns on the Line ... Embellished with Numerous Engravings. (Second Edition.).”. C. Griffin&Company.
↑ “Oola County Limerick”. RTÉ Archives.
↑ “OOLA | Visit Ballyhoura”. Cartlannaíodh an bunleathanach ar 24 December 2019. Dáta rochtana: 24 December 2019.
↑ “Frowning Ruins: The Tower Houses of Medieval Ireland” (24 January 2013).

[1] Donnelly (2011). "Limerick and South-West Ireland: Medieval Art and Architecture" (in en) (1 ed.): 189–201. Routledge. doi:10.4324/9781003077206-12. ISBN 978-1-003-07720-6.

[2] “oola castle”. ie.geoview.info.

[3] Measom (24 December 1870). “The Official Illustrated Guide to the Great Southern & Western Railway, and an Account of Some of the Most Important Manufactories in the Towns on the Line ... Embellished with Numerous Engravings. (Second Edition.).”. C. Griffin&Company.

[4] “Oola County Limerick”. RTÉ Archives.

[5] “OOLA | Visit Ballyhoura”. Cartlannaíodh an bunleathanach ar 24 December 2019. Dáta rochtana: 24 December 2019.

[6] “Frowning Ruins: The Tower Houses of Medieval Ireland” (24 January 2013).

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