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- Castlecarra — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedBuilt between 1238 and 1300 by de Staunton and held by them until end of 16th century. Built on a walled promontory; a…
- Castlenageeha — County Mayo, IrelandCastle — unclassifiedIn pasture, located on a cliff edge, on the NW side of Rathfran Bay, overlooking the mouth of the Palmerstown River at…
- Cave in Ballygambon Lower — County Waterford, IrelandCaveA limestone cave called the 'Brothers' Cave' was discovered in 1906 when some metal finds with stone and amber…
- Cave in Ballynamintra Lower — County Waterford, IrelandCaveThis is a limestone cave on rock outcrop at the top of an E and N-facing slope that was investigated by R.J. Ussher in…
- Cave in Ballynamintra Middle — County Waterford, IrelandCaveSituated in limestone outcrop that slopes down steeply to the S and W. An enclosure surrounds the opening to the cave…
- Cave in Blarney — County Cork, IrelandCave'The ‘Dungeon’ consists of a natural cave that penetrates the northern side of the knoll on which Blarney Castle is…
- Cave in Castlekevin — County Cork, IrelandCaveOn 27 August 1934 the team that excavated the Killavullen caves at Ballymacmoy conducted investigations at 'Killura…
- Cave in Clopook — County Laois, IrelandCaveA cave is cut into the SSW face of the prominent limestone rock / hill now covered in ash and hazel woodland c. 4m…
- Cave in Connaberry — County Cork, IrelandCaveOn E side of Awbeg River limestone gorge, S of Castletownroche. One of three caves (9808, 9809) investigated in 1938…
- Cave in Glenballythomas — County Roscommon, IrelandCaveOn the S-facing slope of Rathcroghan plateau, inside earthwork. It was considered to be the entrance to the underworld…
- Cave in Kilgreany — County Waterford, IrelandCaveThis is a limestone cave on a SW-facing escarpment which was investigated in 1928 by Tratman (Tratman et al. He…
- Cave in Sramore — County Leitrim, IrelandCaveThree human bones were discovered in a cave on Sramore Mountain in 1995. The discovery was described as follows: 'bones…
Cave of Dunmore — County Kilkenny, IrelandCaveNational Monument (No. A N-S ridge of limestone, rising to the Castlecomer Plateau to the N and E and falling to the…- Caves — County Cork, IrelandCaveAccording to Fitzgerald (1858, 13-4) 'in 1805 a man was quarrying on Knockane, close to the present coach road, and…
Chaveywell — Wiltshire, EnglandSpring"The well is renowned for the purity of its water. During an epidemic between 1880 and 1890 the water in Calne became…
Chepstow Port Wall — Monmouthshire, WalesMemorialThe wall which enclosed the medieval borough on the west and south ran from the west end of the castle to the river…- Church in ruins, Graveyard — County Dublin, IrelandChurchDedicated to St Nicholas this church probably fell into ruin in the mid-17th century. The church is a plain rectangular…
- Church, Baptismal Font, Holy Well, Graveyard — County Carlow, IrelandReligious house — Augustinian nunsFarrelly O'Donovan (OSL 1839, 138-40) quotes Archdall Monasticon: '… about the year 1151 an Abbey was founded here, for…
- Church, Cross, Graveyard — County Carlow, IrelandChurch'Kinneigh Church'. Present remains consist of grass-covered foundations of nave and chancel structure, aligned E-W…
- Church, Cross, Graveyard — County Carlow, IrelandGraveslabIn the SE quadrant of the graveyard associated with Kinneigh Church. This granite slab is decorated on the W face with…
- Church, Graveyard — County Carlow, IrelandChurchFarrelly Tickell (JKAS 1960, 408) mentions reference to church or chapel in 'Moyacan' now Clonegall, in Royal Grant of…
- Church, Graveyard — County Dublin, IrelandGraveyardSt Mary's church is located on higher ground to the north of a circular graveyard. To rear of the church is the White…
- Church, Graveyard — County Carlow, IrelandChurchFarrelly Present remains consist of E portion of rectangular structure of roughly coursed granite boulders, with some…
- Church, Graveyard — County Laois, IrelandChurchFeatureless and undifferentiated church in poor condition recently cleaned up and repointed situated in elevated…
- Church, Graveyard — County Carlow, IrelandChurchFarrelly In the NE sector of a rectangular graveyard. Undifferentiated late medieval parish church of Cloydagh.…
- Church, Graveyard — County Carlow, IrelandChurchFarrelly In the northern sector of a roughly square graveyard, a rectangular structure of roughly coursed and mortared…
- Church, Graveyard — County Laois, IrelandChurchSituated atop natrual rise of ground with good views in all directions. Simple single cell church built of roughly…
- Church, Graveyard, Carrigeen — County Laois, IrelandChurchIn low-lying area. Undifferentiated church within an almost circular graveyard which is delimited by a stone wall. The…
Cissbury Ring — Worthing, EnglandMountain / peakCissbury Ring is an Iron Age hillfort (2nd largest in southern England). Enclosed in the fenced inner rampart are 24ha…
Clayton Holt — Mid Sussex, EnglandHeritage attractionThe landscape is undulating; many of the mounds are not natural but tumuli or ancient burial mounds. Before the…
Cofiwch Dryweryn — Ceredigion, WalesMemorialMural painted on the remains of the gable wall of a ruined cottage known as Troed-y-Rhiw. It remembers the drowning of…
Crane Castle — Cornwall, EnglandCastleCliff castles are coastal promontories adapted as enclosures and fortified on the landward side by the construction of…
Cressing War Memorial — Braintree, EnglandMemorialTO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF OF THIS PARISH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM AND RIGHT IN THE GREAT…
Crown Inn Plaque — North Yorkshire, EnglandMemorialThe Crown Inn public house, comprising a two-storey building (at the corner of Finkle Street) and an adjoining…
Culver Down Battery — Isle of Wight, EnglandHeritage attractionBuilt in 1906 as part of a series of batteries guarding the solent from naval attack during the world wars. Two 9.2inch…
Curious Brick Tower — City of Nottingham, EnglandVisitor informationIt is believed that the tower was originally an access shaft to the beck culvert tunnel during its construction…
Danebower Colliery ventilation chimney — Cheshire East, EnglandMonumentThe monument includes a stone-built ventilation chimney for a furnace which provided ventilation for one of the shafts…- Darver Castle — County Louth, IrelandCastle — tower houseWell preserved, still occupied, and constructed of uncoursed limestone rubble and greywacke. It is four storeys high…
- Dawsons Moat — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motte and baileySituated on a slight rise overlooking a W-E section of the River Dee, which is c. 200m to the N. Only the motte has…
- Derrycammagh Fort — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motte and baileySituated on a hillock near the N bank of the River Glyde and consisting of a circular mound with fosse from N to E…
Devil's Bridge, Ceredigion — Ceredigion, WalesFamous placeDevil's Bridge, or Pontarfynach ('the bridge on the Mynach'), is a village and community (as Pontarfynach) in…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandBridgeTriple-arch road bridge over River Awbeg, built c. Bridge has two distinct elevations. East is plainer, with dressed…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandBuilding miscKitchen and game store wing attached to south-west elevation of Doneraile Court, built c. 1870, comprising two-storey…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandConservatoryRuins of conservatory, built 1825, originally nine-bay and single-storey. Curved limestone ashlar wall to east with…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandFarmyard complexOutbuildings to south-west of Doneraile Court, built c. 1825, comprising eleven-bay two-storey south range with…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandFoot bridgeFree-standing single-arch humpback bridge over Awbeg River, built c. Dressed limestone walls with segmental arch having…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandGate lodgeDetached three-bay single-storey T-plan gate lodge, built c.1830, at west side of Doneraile Park. Recent three-bay…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandGates/railings/wallsBoundary walls and gates, built c.1830, to Doneraile Demesne. Coursed limestone rubble walls to north, south and east…
Doneraile Court — County Cork, IrelandOrnamental canal/lakeOrnamental canal, constructed c. 1830, in demesne of Doneraile Court. Comprises two rectangular water bodies, western…
Dr Dominic Joseph Poggi — Wirral, EnglandMemorialDr Dominic Joseph Poggi 29th August 1811 to 15th October 1880 This Shelter marks the position of Dr Poggi's New…- Drumcashel Fort — County Louth, IrelandCastle — motteSituated on a long broad ridge just W of Drumcashel House and consisting of a circular flat-topped mound with a large…
- Drumcondra Castle — County Sligo, IrelandBawnOn the top of a gravel knoll (c. 60m N-S) surrounded by bog and reclaimed grassland. The knoll is approached via a…
Dublin Castle — County Dublin, IrelandFoot bridgeSingle-span pedestrian bridge over internal road within Dublin Castle complex, built c. Segmental arch with ashlar…
Dublin Castle — County Dublin, IrelandGates/railings/wallsAttached south-facing single-storey screen wall, built c. 1850, with central Tudor-arch vehicular archway and having…
Dublin Castle — County Dublin, IrelandGates/railings/wallsBoundary wall to rear of Dublin Castle State Apartments, built c. 1850, comprising cut stone calp limestone blocks with…
Dublin Castle — County Dublin, IrelandHousePair of two-pile semi-detached houses over basements, dated 1872. Now in use as office building, extended to west c.…
Ducking Stool — Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, EnglandHeritage attractionThe first recorded use of the ducking stool in Christchurch was in 1350 and the last in 1809. This replica was placed…
Dudley Time Trail — Dudley, EnglandWalking routeThe Dudley town centre Time Trail of 30 bronze ground plaques is in three parts: Castle St and Market Place (~45 mins)…- Dunamon Castle — County Roscommon, IrelandHouse — fortified houseDún Iomain or Dún Imghain, where Turlough O'Conor built a fort, was burnt by Muirchartach Ua Lochlainn in 1154 (AFM…
Dunanoir Fort — County Kerry, IrelandVisitor informationThis ancient promontory fort was the site of one of the bloodiest events in Irish history. It is a natural headland…
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