Daly Castle

[2][3] From the late 16th century, the castle belonged to the Blake family and it was called Corbally.

[4] The castle was renamed to Castledaly, and it became a seat of James Daly from 1894.

Within the castle's demesne is St. Theresa's church, built c. 1850 with contributions from the Daly family.

[4][5] Today, only the façade of the castle remains, while the rest are ruins.

The archaeological significance of the ruins comes primarily from the incorporation of the older tower house into the structure.