THE CLAN ARCHIVE · HOMELANDS

The Homelands

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“Castles, abbeys, estates and sacred ground — the historic O’Dubhda landscape of north Sligo and Mayo, open to anyone who would walk it.”

A Storied Legacy in the Heart of Ireland

By embracing your place within the clan, you connect with a rich history, a strong global community, and a shared mission to preserve and celebrate our ancestry. In today’s world, understanding our past strengthens our future, keeping the spirit of the O’Dubhda name alive for generations to come.

Explore the Homelands Digital Tours

The many locations and places relating to the O'Dubhda clan over the centuries.

Enniscrone Castle ruins on the ridge above Carrowhubbuck South, Co. Sligo

O’Dubhda Castles

Belleek Castle — the 1825-31 Knox-Gore manor on the east bank of the Moy

Estates & Historic Houses

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Allied Castles

Carn Inghine Briain (Coggins' Hill) — a grass-covered earthen inauguration mound on Aughris headland, Co. Sligo, with the Atlantic Ocean visible to the right. A visitor stands on the tapering summit.

Ancient & Sacred Sites

Abbeys & Friaries

The MacFirbis Memorial chair at Skreen, Co. Sligo

Folk Monuments

Self-Guided Tours

Step back in time and walk in the footsteps of the O’Dubhda Clan, exploring the lands that shaped our ancestors. Our guided heritage tours take you through ancient strongholds, historical battle sites, and sacred landmarks, offering a deep connection to our proud lineage.

Discover the stories, legends, and traditions that have been passed down through generations, and experience the history of the O’Dubhda name in the heart of Ireland.

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Explore from Home

We’ve created a detailed Google Map showcasing O’Dubhda landmarks, ancestral sites, and key locations that celebrate our rich heritage. Explore historic castles, ancient battlefields, and cultural sites that tell the story of the O’Dubhda Clan across Ireland.

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