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- Kenneth Allen, Geograph · Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0
- Maker not stated on source page, ca.pinterest.com
- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
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- Sitomon, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Standing stone in ManorcunninghamStanding stone · 523 ydExplorer Tom Standing stone in Manorcunningham is officially gone, taken away back in 1979! It used to stand on a low rise near…
First Presbyterian Meeting HouseChurch/chapel · 559 ydExplorer Tom First Presbyterian Meeting House is a simple hall with a plaque that claims it was built in 1746 by the Revd William…
Presbyterian Church HallChurch hall/parish hall · 591 ydExplorer Tom Presbyterian Church Hall in Manorcunningham has stepped buttresses hugging its walls. Built around 1860, those supports…
Ric barracks632 ydExplorer Tom RIC barracks in Manorcunningham had Francis Sherridan as constable in 1881. Its two red brick chimneys look as if they…
Browne & SonsHouse · 654 ydExplorer Tom Browne & Sons has a sneaky little tunnel built right into its side! Built around 1870, I wonder if that arch was for a…
school687 ydExplorer Tom School in Manorcunningham, Donegal, was built on a bargain that probably involved a chicken and a promise. It stands…
Raymochy Church of Ireland Parish ChurchChurch/chapel · 712 ydExplorer Tom Raymochy Church of Ireland Parish Church was built in 1792 and looks like a proper little castle that decided to keep…
Second Ray Presbyterian ChurchChurch/chapel · 886 ydExplorer Tom Second Ray Presbyterian Church is a 19th-century hall that looks like it’s wearing a very fancy, two-storey entrance…
Standing stone in RaymoghyStanding stone · 1352 ydExplorer Tom Standing stone in Raymoghy has completely vanished from the hillside! The maps still show it, but my eyes see only…
Raymoghy Old Church GraveyardGraveyard · 1423 ydExplorer Tom Rymoghy Old Church Graveyard keeps its history in the gate. Three medieval window fragments are built right into the…
Balleeghan Friary GraveyardGraveyard · 1.7 miExplorer Tom Balleeghan Friary Graveyard comes with a quiet but vivid detail: ivy-covered ruins by Lough Swilly, built from granite…
European Yew2.2 miExplorer Tom European Yew in County Donegal is a yew, which means it’s tough, old, and probably poisonous if you look at it wrong.…
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