Inistioge

[5] James I created weekly markets on Fridays and an annual fair on 13 December after Inistioge was constituted as a town in 1608.

Prior to the Land Acts, the holdings that made up the Woodstock Estate totalled 21,763 statute acres spread over six counties.

Despite being far from the town, the house's significance in the growth of the community is attested to by the primary entrance to Woodstock, the river gate, the lower avenue and lodge, and the almshouses on the square.

[citation needed] By the end of the 19th century, there was a concentration of buildings with a large number of two and three storey structures due to the interaction of the steep hill and the earlier medieval walled village design.

[5] In the centre of the village square there is a fountain which Lady Louisa Tighe (1803-1900), who spent seventy-five years at Woodstock, erected in memory of her late husband.

Inistioge, and its village green, has been the scene for a number of films, including Circle of Friends, The Secret Scripture and Widows' Peak.

The club has had a number of All Ireland medal-winning players including Sean Cummins,[15] Kieran Joyce,[16] and Eddie Keher.

Ruins of Woodstock House
St Marys Church in Inistioge (built 1824)
Inistioge village green