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Swords – the Town Beneath the Castle A few kilometers north of Dublin, where the hum of the capital fades into the calm rhythm of the Irish countryside, lies Swords — a small town that blends the modern and the medieval with quiet grace. Above its narrow streets, cozy cafés, and green parks rises Swords Castle, a silent guardian of the past, watching over the town for more than eight centuries. Passing through the castle gate, one feels time soften. The laughter of visitors and the songs of children mix with the whisper of old stones — stones that have seen archbishops come and go, markets rise and fall, and generations of townsfolk find their home in Swords. Built around 1200 by Archbishop John Comyn, the castle was never meant for war, but for faith — a palace rather than a fortress, where the sacred met the everyday. Today, the castle stands in the heart of the town like a monument to memory. Around it, narrow lanes lead to small bakeries, flower shops, and traditional pubs where music drifts into the night — the sound of fiddles, drums, and soft voices telling old stories. Over a pint of dark beer, locals speak of the ghosts said to wander the castle grounds and of how the town grew, stone by stone, in the shadow of its ancient walls. Just beyond the gate lies Town Park, the green heart of Swords. From the top of the Constable’s Tower, you can see how the town bridges time — medieval walls standing beside modern storefronts, the old market beside the busy road leading to Dublin Airport. Swords lives at its own pace: unhurried, humble, yet proud — aware that it carries within it a small but luminous piece of Ireland’s soul. The town’s name comes from the Irish Sord Cholmcille, meaning “the clear springs.” Legend says that Saint Colmcille, in the 6th century, founded a monastery here beside a sacred spring — a well that, locals claim, has never run dry. Perhaps that’s why Swords feels so alive, its heart always fed by something ancient and pure. In the soft light of an Irish evening, as the sun sets behind the castle walls and the air fills with the scent of rain and grass, Swords seems to breathe — half in history, half in the present. It is not merely a place on the map, but a living story: a quiet meeting of past and present, of stone and song. ► LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! Subscribe to our channel here 👉🏻 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyXs... ► Gimbal Come with me on social media Facebook group 👉🏻 / 78364. . Twitter 👉🏻 / jarosla12154508 Instagram 👉🏻 / moje_podroz. . Youtube 👉🏻 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyXs... If you like this video, please click thumbs up and subscribe so you don't miss any more videos. The film is my idea and production. Unauthorized use is prohibited The video is copyrighted and belongs to the Gimabal Walk With Me website #GimbalWalkWithMe #mytripuk