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• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandIcehouseIcehouse, built c.1780, located within Birr Castle demesne. No longer in use. Squared limestone entrance elevation and…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandMachineryWaterwheel casing with trough, arched recess and support platforms, built c.1850, within Birr Castle demesne. Enclosed…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandStablesDetached U-plan former stables, built in 1850, to designs by Mary Rosse. Situated within the Birr Castle demesne, it…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandTurbine houseDetached single-bay single-storey gable-fronted electric power house or turbine house, built c.1879. Now disused.…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandWalled gardenWalled garden, dating to the c.1620s, sited within Birr Castle demesne. High random coursed stone walls surround garden…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandWellWell situated in the grounds of Birr Castle demesne, originally dating from early Christian times and enclosed within…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandWorker's houseDetached two-bay two-storey herdsmen house, built c.1890, with lean-to single-bay addition to north. Set within Birr…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandWorker's houseDetached double-pile three-bay two-storey former head gardener's house, built c.1840, with extension and outbuilding to…
• Birr Castle — County Offaly, IrelandWorker's houseDetached seven-bay single-storey bothy or workers' house, built c.1870, with gable-fronted entrance bay and extension…
• Bishop Elphinstone Monument — Aberdeen City, ScotlandMemorialChell som in chell atehi in drong immot a dalgai Anam i nim nar De fet sund a lecht sa lige l Ige ar n-aigi noib in fer…
• Blind Jack plaque — North Yorkshire, EnglandMemorialBlind Jack of Knaresborough (John Metcalf) was born in 1717 in a cottage whose garden adjoined the churchyard. Though…
• Boer War Memorial — Swansea, WalesMemorialTHIS MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE SWANSEA MEN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR 1900-1-2 WAS RAISED AT A…
• Brecon Beacons — Powys, WalesFamous placeThe Brecon Beacons (Welsh: Bannau Brycheiniog; [ˈbanai̯ brəˈχei̯njɔɡ] ) are a mountain range in Wales. The range…
• Bricklieve Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn rough pasture, on slightly raised level ground near the NW bank of a stream. The only visible remains of the castle…
• Buckswood — Crawley, EnglandMemorialBuckswood in early Roman Britain was an iron-working site; in the Middle Ages a hunting area. A farmstead existed here…
• Bunacrower Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseIn pasture, on slightly raised mound, with commanding view all round. Poorly preserved remains of tower (6m N-S; 10m…
• Burial ground in Tannersrath — County Tipperary, IrelandBurial groundOn a N-facing slope in undulating terrain. On the 2nd (1906) ed. OS 6-inch map there is a quarry marked at this…
• Burial in Cappoley — County Laois, IrelandBurialThe files of the National Museum of Ireland records that in November 1951 a human skull was found during quarrying…
• Burial in Moatpark — County Kilkenny, IrelandBurialCarrigan (1905, vol. 2, 88-9) describes the discovery of burials, 'in the present townland of Moat, on the green ridge…
• Burial in Slaheny — County Kerry, IrelandBurialOn the W side of a road c. 100m NW of the site of Callan battlefield, on a N-facing slope overlooking the valley of the…
• Butlerstown Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated at the E end of a SW-NE spur of rock outcrop. References to the Butlers here date from the mid-13th century…
• Ca' Knowe — Scottish Borders, ScotlandMonumentOn this spot, from the granting of the Charter by Douglas of Drumlanrig in 1537 until the division of the Common in…
• Caer Kief — Cornwall, EnglandArchaeological placeRounds are small embanked enclosures, one of a range of settlement types dating to between the later Iron Age and…
• Cairn — County Meath, IrelandCairn — unclassifiedThe venue of Óenach Tailten – the fair of Tailten – is perhaps the only closely located royal assembly place in the…
• Cairn — County Kerry, IrelandCairn — unclassified‘Several small carns' were visible at the E extremity of Ventry strand, near Ventry village, in 1841 (OSL). Human bones…
• Cappoquin House — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedLocated on a S-facing slope overlooking the town of Cappoquin, and at the point where the W-E River Blackwater turns S.…
• Captain Grenville's Column — Buckinghamshire, EnglandHeritage attractionA rostral column dedicated to the memory of Captain Thomas Grenville, Lord Cobham's nephew. He was a British naval…
• Carn Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseIn pasture at the W edge of a low terrace (on the 50’ contour) overlooking the broad Toormore River which flows N c.…
• Cashlanmoyle — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — tower houseOn a slight rise on the flood-plain of the River Shannon, c. 150m from the river at Lanesborough where there was a…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleOn a NE-facing slope in poorly drained pasture. In 1261 a castle was built by ‘John de Verdun in Magh-dumha [Moydow] in…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleAccording to Orpen (1910, 224), this castle was located 'to the immediate north of the mote'. In 1377 the annals…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleThe following details have been extracted from the introductory essay in Gallagher and Legg (2012) to which the reader…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleOn a slight rise in good, rough pasture, E of Ardnaglass bridge and N of the main Ballysadare-Easky road with excellent…
• Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandHouse — fortified houseOn the E bank of a NE-SW section of the River Suck, at a point where the river turns W. An O'Kelly castle at Athliag…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandHouse — fortified houseOn a prominent rise in rolling pasture. Built shortly after 1620 when Richard Browne and his wife Mary Plunket were…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedWithin the interior of a rath. Noted in 1837 as being one of the seven castles of the O’Farrell’s in Annaly (OSL, 70)…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — tower houseThis tower house has a slight base batter and is built of roughly coursed rubble, greywacke and limestone; it was…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on a N-facing slope in hilly pasture. Cashelboy church is 5.5m E. Late 16th century, square, two-storey…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedOn low-lying ground adjacent to the E shore of Lough Forbes. Depicted as a castellated tower on an early 17th-century…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated towards the bottom of an E-facing slope. The castle of Ballykeeroge was granted to Sir Nicholas Walshe in 1587…
• Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — tower houseIt was probably built by the Kellys in the 16th century. Myles Cavanagh had a lease on it in 1623 (Cronin 1980, 115)…
• Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleRoscommon castle was commenced by the Crown in 1269 but it was attacked and burned three times by O'Conor before…
• Castle — County Longford, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleOn a low rise on the floodplains of the N shore of Lough Ree with good views in all directions. This castle consists of…
• Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedThe castle in the fastness of Feadha (or the Fews, which is Drum parish), occupied by Nicol Mac Eochaidh (Keogh), was…
• Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — tower houseMarked on Taylor and Skinner's map (P 3) of 1778 as 'Glidemouth Castle'. Only a very small portion of the W facade now…
• Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandBawnA Mac Dermot Gall centre probably from the late 14th century, the castle was burnt by O'Donnell in 1527 (Ann Conn…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseAdjacent to the site of an Augustinian abbey and known as 'McGrath's Castle' with references dating from 1618. It was…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseThis tower house is a National Monument in State care (no. Fragmentary remains of rectangular tower (12.8m NW-SE; 9.9m…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on high ground overlooking the River Suir and Little Island, with the King's Channel, a loop of the river, c.…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated at the bottom of a gentle S-facing slope and at the edge of the ravine of the E-W Licky river, with the stream…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedBuilt on terrace on E slope of rocky ridge, in dense forestry. House with later additions of tower house and defensive…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on a gentle E-facing slope within a farmyard. It is marked on a Down Survey (1655-6) map and recorded as the…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — tower houseIn a marshy area, covered in rushes, on the SE bank of the Bunnanaddan river. Fragmentary remains of a rectangular…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — Anglo-Norman masonry castleIn low-lying level terrain, skirted by a stream, on the W side of Ballymote town. A late 13th-century Anglo-Norman…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseLocated on a S-facing slope. In the Civil Survey of 1654-6 Carrowncashlane was part of Ballyknock which was owned in…
• Castle — County Sligo, IrelandCastle — tower houseIn pasture, on top of a sheer cliff, overlooking Lough Dargan immediately to its N. The remains of a castle built in…
• Castle — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — tower houseRectangular, four-storey tower (14.2m NE-SW; 10.2m NW-SE) with base batter, in rich pasture, on grounds of golf course.…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on fairly level ground towards the top of a W-facing slope. It is marked on a Down Survey (1655-6) map and…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on a gentle SE-facing slope. Land at Crooke was granted by Henry II to the Knights Templar before 1180…
• Castle — County Waterford, IrelandCastle — tower houseSituated on a broad plateau and at the NW corner of a farmyard. Described as the 'stump of a castle' and the property…

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