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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Kenneth Allen, Geograph · Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0
- DAYVEHUSE, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Ric barracks178 ydExplorer Tom RIC barracks in Manorcunningham had Francis Sherridan as constable in 1881. Its two red brick chimneys look as if they…
Browne & SonsHouse · 195 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…
school209 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 · 238 ydExplorer Tom Raymochy Church of Ireland Parish Church was built in 1792 and looks like a proper little castle that decided to keep…
First Presbyterian Meeting HouseChurch/chapel · 273 ydExplorer Tom First Presbyterian Meeting House is a simple hall with a plaque that claims it was built in 1746 by the Revd William…
Second Ray Presbyterian ChurchChurch/chapel · 556 ydExplorer Tom Second Ray Presbyterian Church is a 19th-century hall that looks like it’s wearing a very fancy, two-storey entrance…
Explorer Tom Raymoghly Old Graveyard in Raymoghy holds the ruins of an early church built around 1500, which was altered in the…
Gort Presbyterian ManseManse · 1306 ydExplorer Tom Gort Presbyterian Manse has two big red brick chimneys right in the middle! Built around 1885, why would anyone need…
Connaghan's BridgeBridge · 1.1 miExplorer Tom Connaghan's Bridge has a V-shaped stone nose pointing straight at the Corkey River. I bet the masons in 1800 thought it…
Ray Charter SchoolCharter school · 1.2 miExplorer Tom Ray Charter School is a 1740 institution that was the only one of its kind ever established in County Donegal. It’s a…
Pluck MillsMill (water) · 1.2 miExplorer Tom Pluck Mills in Pluck somehow ended up in the wrong place, or maybe it just got lost on the way to being a factory. It’s…
outbuilding1.2 miExplorer Tom Outbuilding in Grawky Glebe puts red-brick surrounds around openings in its grey stone face. Those brick eyebrows make…
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