DescriptionTirefour Castle, Isle of Lismore - geograph.org.uk - 78589.jpg
English: Tirefour Castle, Isle of Lismore. The ruins of a broch (a fortified tower) from the first century AD stand above the coast on the Isle of Lismore. The island's name means 'Great Garden' in Gaelic: its limestone rocks make it more fertile than the surrounding area, so it was good place for early settlers.
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