Black and white photograph of Clonony Castle, a 16th-century tower house in Offaly, Ireland, with historical ties to the Boleyn family, by Bret Culp.

Clonony Castle, County Offaly, Ireland, 2009

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Clonony Castle, a 16th-century tower house in Offaly, Ireland, embodies Ireland’s rich medieval history. Originally built by the MacCoughlan clan, the castle later became linked with the legendary Boleyn family. After Anne Boleyn’s tragic fall from grace, her father, Thomas Boleyn, received the castle from King Henry VIII as compensation. It is said that Anne’s sisters, Mary and Elizabeth Boleyn, were buried on the castle grounds, their graves marked by an ancient yew tree that still stands today. Clonony Castle's weathered stone walls carry the weight of the centuries while preserving the history and stories that have shaped it.

Additional note: As a Second Unit Director and Visual Effects Supervisor on Showtime’s epic miniseries The Tudors, filmed in Ireland, I had the unique opportunity to engage closely with the history of the Boleyn family and the reign of Henry VIII.

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