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Chú
Chulainn's Castle - Mount Avenue
County
Museum - Joycelyn Street
The building dates back to the 18th Century (formely the P.J Carroll
& Co. tobacco warehouse). The museum holds exhibitions on Louth's
history and heritage. It also holds exhibitions of film, concerts and
lectures.
Presbyterian
Church - Joycelyn Street
Erected in 1839 by Thomas Duff
Seatown Windmill -
Seatown place
Built in the 19th century was once one of the largest windmills in
Ireland.
St. Nicholas
Church of Ireland - Church St
Known as the green church was built in the 13th century.
Dundalk Courthouse
- Market Square
Which is modelled on the Theseus in Athens.
Dundalk Town Hall
- Crowe St
Built on the site of an old gaol. The town bought the building when the
Corn Exchange Company went into liquidation in 1865.
The site is regarded as the home of the legendary hero Chú
Chulainn. The
castle is a Norman Motte and bailey built around 1180. From the top of
the motte you can see Dundalk Bay which on a clear sunny day is an
amazing sight.
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