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Very close to the town of Bushmills, on the Northern coast of Antrim in Northern Ireland, Dunluce Castle is surely the quintessential vision of a medieval stronghold. It is situated dramatically atop a sheer basalt cliff, with a narrow bridge providing access to the castle.
Although now in ruins, the castle is still a sight to behold, with two large drum towers, a distinctive feature of what remains of the old structure. The first castle on the site was built in the 1200s, by the second Earl of Ulster. Since then, they underwent extensive changes and
Modifications until it was the seat for the Earl of Ulster until 1690. Visitors can wander the ruins or take a guided tour. There’s a visitor center and gift shop on site, that can provide more information and has audiovisual displays that explain some of the fascinating history of the site.
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