Dunluce Castle - Dún Libhse is spectacularly built of a rocky outcrop and accessed by a bridge from the mainland. This is a ruined medieval and seventeenth century castle. Parts of the castle can be dated back to the fourteenth century and in the early sixteenth century it is recorded as belonging to the MacQuillan and then later the MacDonnell clans. It is located in County Antrim (Irish: Contae Aontroma) in Ireland (Irish: Éire) between Portballintrae (Irish: Port Bhaile an Trá) and Portrush (Irish: Port Rois).
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