Dromahair
Country: Ireland
Region: Europe
Period: 1051-1589
Location: 54.3000°N, -7.7500°E
Description
romahair, located in present-day County Leitrim, Ireland, was a significant settlement within the Kingdom of Breifne and later the Kingdom of West Breifne. It served as a political and ceremonial center, particularly under the Gaelic O’Rourke dynasty. Positioned along the Bonet River near Lough Gill, Dromahair was known for its scenic setting and strategic location in Gaelic Ireland.
Modern Remains
Modern remains in Dromahair include the ruins of the Abbey of the Most Holy Trinity, which are an important historical site, offering insight into Ireland's medieval religious history. Other remains include Castles and historic structures scattered across the village and surrounding area. The village also maintains a traditional rural charm, with preserved landscapes and heritage that reflect its long history.