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Other Features

  • A site of popular devotion in the Slieve Aughty's.

    A site of popular devotion in the Slieve Aughty's.

  • Ballinakill bullaun stone

    Ballinakill bullaun stone

    Bullaun stone at the entrance gates to Ballinakill Catholic church (Leitrim By.).
  • Beehive quern

    Beehive quern

    Iron Age quern stone
  • Beehive quern

    Beehive quern

    Iron Age quern
  • Bellew monument

    Bellew monument

    Bellew of Mountbellew
  • Butter Well

    Butter Well

    Booleying
  • Cart Shed 1871

    Cart Shed 1871

  • Clonbrock dovecote

    Clonbrock dovecote

    Wooden dovecote in Clonbrock farmyard.
  • Coole Dovecote

    Coole Dovecote

    Coole Dovecote
  • Kilconnell Abbey Well

    Kilconnell Abbey Well

    Enclosed well
  • Kilcorban St Catherine

    Kilcorban St Catherine

    Late medieval statue of St Catherine
  • Loughrea town moat.

    Loughrea town moat.

    Last functioning town moat.
  • Readers Desk

    Readers Desk

    Portumna Dominican priory readers desk
Archaeology
  • Alcorn branding iron
  • Alleendarra clearance cairn
  • Betagh fireplace lintel
  • Booleyandoorish hut
  • Building a Booley Hut
  • Burke Branding iron
  • Carrowbeg Dovecote
  • Cartron South radial cairn.
  • Castletaylor towerhouse
  • Censing Angel Clonfert
  • Church graffiti Clontuskert
  • Clarinbridge Virgin Mary
  • Clonberne mermaid
  • Clonfert house shrine.
  • Clontuskert font
  • Crannog Calla Lough
  • Culleendaegh Head
  • Duniry carved head
  • Fahy graveslab
  • Ford Loughatorick South
  • Glinsk water stoup
  • Gort Workhouse graveyard
  • Healy/Ryan brand Crannagh, Gort
  • Holohan Branding Iron
  • Inverted head in Portumna Priory
  • Isertkelly fireplace.
  • James Cannon branding iron
  • Keane branding iron Clostoken
  • Kelly of Mackney grave-slab
  • Kilconieran head.
  • Kilcorban baptismal font.
  • Kilcorban St Catherine
  • Killeenadeema head
  • Kilmalinogue mural plaque
  • Knockadaumore standing stone/stone pair?
  • Leitrim medieval parish church
  • Lickmolassy late medieval baptismal font
  • Lisbeg branding iron
  • Loughrea town moat.
  • Masons Marks
  • O' Donnelan Chalice
  • Priests monument Killursa
  • Reid Branding Iron
  • Ruane branding iron Dunmore
  • Seale Brand Woodlawn
  • St Colman's Well, Croker.
  • Standing stone Woodford
  • Tiranascragh medieval parish church
  • Tomb weeper Athenry
  • Tynagh Chalice 1648
  • Weavers loom on a headstone.
  • Field Monuments
  • Churches
  • Castles
  • Other Features
  • Fonts
  • Crosses
  • Graveslabs
  • Industrial Archaeology
  • Mausoleum
  • Military Heritage
  • Fireplaces
  • Holy Wells
  • Wall Tomb
  • Folly / Eyecatcher
  • Carved Head
  • Vernacular farm features
  • Graveyard Features
  • Milestone
  • Crucifixion Plaque
  • Carved image
  • Coat of Arms
  • Medieval Windows
  • Graffiti
  • Architectural fragment
  • Doorways
  • Romanesque
  • Artefacts
  • Bee Bole
  • Children's Burial Grounds
  • Liturgical Vessels and Altar Plate
  • Galway's Gastronomy
  • Vernacular house
  • Burial monument
  • Sheep related archaeology
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