2005年8月8日 · Castle Forbes has the largest demesne in County Longford and is one of the most important elements of the architectural heritage of the county. The Forbes family is important in the history of Longford and indeed the wider history of Ireland.

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Built to the design of John Hargrave from Cork, Castle Forbes, located in the townland of Castleforbes (all one word), is a 19th-century structure of cut limestone. The entrance gateway of the castle is French style which is about one mile (1.6 km) from the castle itself.

Castle Forbes Stud Limited was set up on Monday the 1st of July 2002. Their current partial address is Longford, and the company status is Normal. The company's current directors have been the director of 5 other Irish companies between them; 3 of which are now closed.

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The Forbes family resided in Castleforbes, which has its entrance in the centre of the village. The land around Newtownforbes was granted to the Forbes Family in 1621. The family was in service to the Crown and successive generations were promoted to …

2015年1月9日 · A 19th century castle of random ashlar, built about 1830, replacing an earlier house destroyed by fire. It has two storeys over a high basement, with two adjoining fronts dominated by a lofty, round corner tower. The house has heavy battlements and machiolations; lancet windows separated by stone mullions; and a few Early English tracery windows.

Castle Forbes is a Gothic-style house built in the 1830s with limestone and granite, featuring corner turrets and moldings, located near Newtown-Forbes.

The Castle Forbes Estate in Aberdeenshire is the seat of the Chief of the Forbes Clan. The lands were granted to Sir Alexander Forbes (later the 1st Lord Forbes) in 1411 for his part in the defeat of Donald of the Isles at the battle of Harlaw.