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Kinbane or Whitehead Castle was built on a limestone promontory on the north coast of Northern Ireland in the sixteenth century by the MacDonnells of Antrim. It was first the home of Colla MacDonnell and later of the MacAllisters. Only the gatehouse and a few sections of wall remain and the castle can be reached only by a long series of steps down the cliff behind. We visited Kinbane and number of other places the last day of our stay on the north coast.

Only the gatehouse and a few sections of wall remain at Kinbane Castle on the north coast of Northern Ireland. The castle was a stronghold of the MacDonnells in the sixteenth century.

The ruins of Kinbane Castle are on a limestone promontory on the north coast of Northern Ireland. The castle was built in the sixteenth century and little reamins beside the gatehouse.