historical landmark in United Kingdom

The rise and fall of Michael Hogan was a prolific nineteenth century Limerick poet. He was known locally as the Bard of Thomond.

Architect: James Pain Built in 1827 on the site of the original St Munchin's church replacing a medieval church. It was renovated by the Civic Trust in 1980 and it is now used by the Island Theat…

The upper right section of the Cross Road, the first building being Miss Power’s School for infants (now St. Munchin’s Boxing Club) which was next to St. Munchin’s CBS (not in picture), now Unita…

The statue is in Annacotty near the mill and square. He was born in Annacotty in 1916 and died in 1994. He was prominent in hurling from 1933 to 1949, winning medals at club, county and provin…

The town land of Ardmulchan hugs one of the most beautiful bends on the River Boyne between Navan and Slane. For the most part the area was retained by Hugh de Lacy until sometime at the end of t…

Mahon has a rich and varied history, as Kieran McCarthy explains.

Urban Tales 2006 RTE interview in a curragh on the River Lee with Bob Vance THE QUEEN'S CASTLE, HOPEWELL CASTLE, PARADISE CASTLE, NORTH GATE BRIDGE, WOODEN BOARDWALKS, MEDIEVAL CITY WALLS,      M…

Right beside a farmyard off the N69. Permission should be sought in order to visit it as it is right beside the farmyard. Inside the ground floor and 2nd floor still remain.

## Details * **NIAH Ref**: 21901202 * **Date**: 1865 - 1870 * **Rating**: Regional * **Orig. Use**: Country House * **Townland**: Dromore * **County**: Limeri…

Ballingarry co. limerick, Ballingarry limerick, Knockfierna, Ballingarry, Mustard Seed

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