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Large flat stones form a prehistoric dolmen in a grassy field with trees in the background. A plaque stands near the stones, indicating this site’s historical significance.
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Aughnacliffe Portal Tomb

Aughnacliffe Portal Tombs Aughnacliffe Portal Tomb (or Aughnacliffe Dolmen) is one of four portal tombs in County Longford. The...

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Edgeworthstown House

Edgeworthstown House Edgeworthstown House was the home of the Edgeworth family, many of whom had extraordinary lives. The building...

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A small island with trees sits in a calm lake, reflecting a golden sunset with orange clouds in the sky.
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Derragh Lough Crannóg

Derragh Lough Crannóg Derragh Lough Crannóg is a man-made circular island surrounded by water. It is on private property....

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Aerial view of a green field with scattered trees and three old, partially ruined stone buildings surrounded by grass. Some paths cross the landscape.
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Incheleraun (Quaker Island)

Inchcleraun Monastic Site Inchcleraun Monastic Site, also known as Quaker Island, is a beautiful island located in Lough Ree....

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Large stone crucifix on a stepped base in a peaceful, grassy cemetery at sunrise, with headstones, trees, and a small building visible in the background.
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Abbeyderg Abbey

Abbeyderg Abbey Abbeyderg Abbey (originally the Augustinian Priory of Abbeyderg Monastery) was founded before 1216 during the reign of...

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Abbeylara Cistercian Abbey

Abbeylara Cistercian Abbey Abbeylara Cistercian Abbey dates from the 13th century. The ruins of the abbey and its graveyard...

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A weathered stone wall stands on grass near a wooden sign pointing to St. Mel's Cathedral, with trees in the background and sunlight illuminating the scene.
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St Mel’s Old Cathedral Ardagh

St. Mel’s Old Cathedral The ruins of St Mel’s Old Cathedral in Ardagh are one of the most important...

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A memorial with a large anchor, three benches, a tall cross, and four flagpoles displaying different national flags, set in a landscaped park area with trees and grass in the background.
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Titanic Memorial, Ennybegs, Killoe

Titanic Memorial The Titanic Memorial (also known as the James Farrell Titanic Memorial) in Ennybegs, Killoe, is a striking...

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Pallas: Birthplace of Oliver Goldsmith

Pallas Birthplace of Oliver Goldsmith Born in Pallas, close to Ballymahon, County Longford, Oliver Goldsmith (10 November 172 –...

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Ardagh House

Ardagh House When you stand in the centre of Ardagh Village and look south, you get an impressive view...

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