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| Front Entrance To Bagenal's Castle Museum. |
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| Exterior Of Bagenal's Castle Today. |
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| Chimney Projection Exterior of north wall of Castle with chimney projection. Similar chimney projections are depicted on a 16th century isometric drawing of the Castle. |
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| The Great Chamber showing the original joist holds in the wall These joist holes of the attic floor have been uncovered higher in the walls. |
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| The Great Chamber The historic importance of this floor in the Castle is indicated by a large four-light window. A large fireplace which heated the Great Chamber in the south wall and a blocked-up doorway which led to the (now demolished) latrine turret survives in the east wall. The present roof is a 19th century structure. |
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| One of several ventilation or gun loops which were originally located in the north & south walls of the Castle. |
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| Roll Moulding A section of 13th century moulding probably from a doorway in the Cistercian Abbey in Newry. The moulding is not in its original location and was reused either in the building of the Castle or during subsequent alterations. |
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| Castle Entrance |
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| Basement Steps A view into the basement steps, the steps and cellar date from the 18th century when the Castle was converted into two dwelling houses. |
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