The ruins of Minard Castle are located on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry. These are the remains of the 16th century Fitzgerald stronghold. They rise above the sandy beach, on the cliff. Due to their beautiful location, they are considered to be one of the most picturesque in Ireland.
The castle was built in the 16th century by the Fitzgeralds as one of the three seats on the Dingle Peninsula. It was a defensive residence, of which only a three-story tower has survived to our times. There was most likely an attic above the top floor. The two lowest storeys are covered with vaults. The castle was destroyed by Cromwell's army, which blew it up by planting explosives on the four corners of the building.
The ruins are eagerly visited by tourists due to its location, which guarantees beautiful views. The beach at its feet is also popular, but it is flooded by high tide during part of the day.
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