Bargy Castle

Bargy Castle is a Norman fortification in the townland of Bargy, roughly 3 kilometres southwest of Wexford town in County Wexford, Ireland. It dates to the Anglo-Norman colonisation of Ireland following the 1169 invasion and sits in the barony of Bargy — a name derived from the pre-Norman Gaelic clan Uí Bairrche, one of the relatively rare cases where an ancient Irish tribal name survived into the anglicised landscape. Details on the castle's current state and public accessibility are limited; visitors are advised to check locally before travelling.