Heritage & Culture

MEELICK MARTELLO TOWER

A WATERY LANDSCAPE The aerial photograph and historic map

MEELICK MARTELLO TOWERAileen Duffy2022-02-07T16:13:58+00:00

December 22nd, 2021 was a most dramatic day in

FORT ELIZA REPLICA CANNONS DECEMBER 2021Aileen Duffy2022-02-07T16:14:06+00:00

Unveiled in 1963 it commemorates Peter Barnes, Banagher and

The Barnes-McCormack MemorialAileen Duffy2018-05-25T14:44:30+01:00

It was in this house directly opposite what remains

Ivory HouseAileen Duffy2018-05-25T14:40:01+01:00

This 5-sided structure known locally as The Sal (Salt)

Fort ElisaAileen Duffy2018-05-25T14:33:50+01:00

Crank House, situated on the corner of Main Street

Crank HouseAileen Duffy2024-09-19T11:51:41+01:00

Hill house has historical value as the only Irish

Hill HouseAileen Duffy2018-02-28T16:09:22+00:00

The four sculptures – three similar ones by the

Limestone SculpturesAileen Duffy2018-02-28T16:06:36+00:00

Sculpted by Paradrai Havatitye it was unveiled in 2011

Johnny McEvoy Wood SculptureAileen Duffy2018-02-28T16:19:13+00:00

St. Rynagh (Regnacía) was a sister of St. Finnian

St Ryanagh’s ChurchAileen Duffy2018-05-25T14:37:57+01:00