Percy and Co - 'Houses of the Holy' ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asE7w3Fq9oA

Moyry Castle is a 17th-century campaign fort overlooks the Moyry Pass, the valley known as the ‘Gap of the North’. It has always been the main direct north-south route in eastern Ireland. The small square tower has unusual rounded corners and numerous gun-loops, from ground-floor level right up to the wall-walk. It is a very basic castle, with no stairs. The living quarters, with fireplaces and windows, must have been reached by ladders. The wallwalk, complete with its exposed latrine, must also have been accessed by a ladder. The doorway was protected by a gun-loop to one side and by a drophole in the parapet above, allowing missiles to be dropped on to attackers. The stone bawn wall which once surrounded the castle has mostly gone except for one isolated stretch to the south east. The most famous story of this area, is about a cat. Mountjoy left his warder and 12 men to garrison the Castle in 1601. Shortly after this, his warder shot a local man reputed to be a wizard, as a spy. The wizards sole companion was an enormous black cat, who in revenge, destroyed the garrison. He slit the throats of the army's flocks and herds and carried them off. And so, for many a long day, the Cat of Moyry Castle was a terror to the soldiers of the pale. Location - 54.07027, -6.38543 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HUz63uca2s

A trip to see the rath - a 1000+ years old ancient homestead - surrounded by mature trees. Built in the early Christian period this circular 33 metre diameter ditch and embankment would have been topped with a wall of wooden stakes to protect the family and livestock from animals and aggressive neighbours. This monument in the Castlereagh Hills is now under the care of the National Trust ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKqaQv2tnpM

... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJaRqCn5lqU