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- Visitor, a visitor to Discover Alone · Displayed with the photographer's permission
- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Andreas F. Borchert, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Picture: Carndonagh Heritage
- Andreas F. Borchert, Wikimedia Commons
AltarPenal Mass station · 1189 ydExplorer Tom Altar in Churchland Quarters is a bit of a map mystery, appearing on the newer OS sheets but vanishing from the first…
Donagh Lodge b&bHouse · 1297 ydExplorer Tom Donagh Lodge B&B, built around 1910, makes quite an entrance: iron gates, coloured glass, double doors, then bay…
Carrick HallChurch hall/parish hall · 1384 ydExplorer Tom Carrick Hall has been sheltering parish meetings since c. 1890, its gable-fronted porch looking like a fancy hat on a…
Carndonagh Donagh Church Carved LintelArchitectural fragment · 1401 ydExplorer Tom Lean in close to this Carndonagh Donagh Church Carved Lintel, as it’s been quietly propped against the church wall for…
Carndonagh Donagh Church Gothic DoorwayArchitectural feature · 1402 ydExplorer Tom The Carndonagh Donagh Church Gothic Doorway is a 15th-century masterpiece that has been shoved into an 18th-century…
Donagh Church of Ireland ChurchChurch/chapel · 1411 ydExplorer Tom Donagh Church of Ireland Church is a proper time capsule built in 1769. It sports a 15th-century stone doorway and a…
Donagh ChurchChurch · 1411 ydExplorer Tom Donagh Church has a borrowed doorway: a fifteenth-century stone entrance reused in an eighteenth-century building. Its…
Carndonagh Early Church GraveyardGraveyard · 1415 ydExplorer Tom Carndonagh Early Church Graveyard makes me slow the map down: it surrounds an eighteenth-century church thought to…
Leaba Phádraig / Patrick's BedMegalithic tomb · 1424 ydExplorer Tom Leaba Phádraig / Patrick's Bed is just a patch of bare soil near Carndonagh, but it’s still respected for cures. The…
Cross-slab in Churchland QuartersCross-slab · 1428 ydExplorer Tom Cross-slab in Churchland Quarters is famous for its 'Marigold' motif, which is actually a seven-rayed star. It looks…
Former Site of Carndonagh South Pillar StoneStone sculpture · 1447 ydExplorer Tom Former Site of Carndonagh South Pillar Stone marks where a sculpture used to stand flanking a high cross before erosion…
Carndonagh North Pillar StoneStone sculpture (present location) · 1455 ydExplorer Tom The Carndonagh North Pillar Stone stands guard beside the high cross, rescued from erosion on its new plinth. One face…
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