Thoor Ballylee

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Thoor Ballylee is a medieval Norman tower house in County Galway, Ireland, best known as the home and inspiration of poet W. B. Yeats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
medieval building
tourist attraction
tower house
alsoKnownAs Thoor Ballylee Castle NERFINISHED
Yeats’s Tower NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Norman NERFINISHED
associatedWith Irish Literary Revival NERFINISHED
Lady Gregory NERFINISHED
Maud Gonne NERFINISHED
builtInPeriod 15th century
country Ireland NERFINISHED
firstOccupiedBy W. B. Yeats NERFINISHED
firstOccupiedInYear 1919 GENERATED
hasExhibitionOn life of W. B. Yeats
works of W. B. Yeats
hasFunction literary heritage site
venue for cultural events
hasPart attached cottage
bawn
bridge
parapet walk
spiral staircase
tower
heritageDesignation National Monument of Ireland NERFINISHED
inspiredWork The Tower (poetry collection) NERFINISHED
The Winding Stair (poetry collection) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Connacht NERFINISHED
County Galway NERFINISHED
locatedNear Coole Park NERFINISHED
Gort NERFINISHED
locatedOn River Cloon NERFINISHED
material limestone
mentionedInWork “Meditations in Time of Civil War” NERFINISHED
“The Tower” (poem) NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Kilmacduagh NERFINISHED
notableResident W. B. Yeats NERFINISHED
openedToPublicAs museum
openToPublic yes
ownedBy Yeats family NERFINISHED
purchasedBy W. B. Yeats NERFINISHED
purchaseYear 1917
region west of Ireland
restoredBy W. B. Yeats NERFINISHED
restoredInPeriod 1917–1919
usedAs cultural centre
museum
residence

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The Tower associatedWith Thoor Ballylee