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Castlebar (Irish: Caisleán an Bharraigh,
meaning "Barry's Castle") is the
county town of
County Mayo, Ireland.
Developing around a 13th-century castle...
- The
Battle of
Castlebar was a
military engagement of the
Irish Rebellion of 1798
which occurred on 27
August 1798 near the town of
Castlebar,
County Mayo...
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psychiatric hospital in
Castlebar,
County Mayo, Ireland. The hospital,
which was
designed by
George Wilkinson opened as the
Castlebar Asylum in 1866. It was...
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Castlebar Courthouse is a
judicial facility on The Mall in
Castlebar,
County Mayo, Ireland. The courthouse,
which was
designed by
George Papworth in the...
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Castlebar Hill is a hill in
Ealing which is 167 feet (51 m) high. In the 18th century, it was the
location of
Castle Beare, a
grand mansion or country...
- The
Burkes are an
Irish family from
Castlebar,
County Mayo,
known for
their radical religious activism and
involvement in high-profile
legal cases and...
- Ballinrobe, Cong etc.)
Carra (south,
containing Castlebar,
Partry etc.)
According to the 2022 census:
Castlebar 13,054
Ballina 10,556
Westport 6,872 Claremorris...
- The
Castlebar transmitter is a
relay station used to
broadcast television and
radio to a
large part of
County Mayo, Ireland,
located at Croaghmoyle. The...
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Castlebar Military Barracks,
sometimes referred to as Mitc**** Barracks, was a
military installation at Rock
Square in
Castlebar,
County Mayo in Ireland...
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subsidiary titles ****ociated with the
Earldom of
Lucan are:
Baron Lucan, of
Castlebar in the
County of Mayo (created 1776), and
Baron Bingham, of
Melcombe Bingham...
