The Archaeological Inventory of county Cork describes it as a mid/late nineteenth century roofless square tower, one storey in height, with a high parapet wall, located on a man-made mound, and overlooking both the Dripsey River and Clonmoyle House.
The Archaeological Inventory of county Cork describes it as a mid/late nineteenth century roofless square tower, one storey in height, with a high parapet wall. It is stated to sit on a man-made mound, overlooking both the Dripsey River and Clonmoyle House.