Belturbet
Country: Ireland
Region: Europe
Period: 13th c.CE
Location: 54.1°N, -7.45°E
Description
A town in County Cavan, Ireland, Belturbet has historical significance as a strategic crossing point on the River Erne. It played a role in medieval conflicts and later became a key site during the Ulster Plantation.
Modern Remains
Belturbet retains several historical landmarks, including the Belturbet Railway Station, which highlights the town's transport heritage. St. Mary’s Church and Belturbet Castle ruins stand as remnants of its past. The town continues to honor its history while maintaining a lively modern community, with the Erne Waterway providing recreational opportunities for visitors and locals alike.