Daniel O’Connell’s Triumphant Chariot at Derrynane House: Caherdaniel, Co Kerry
Derrynane House is the home of Daniel O’Connell, known as “the Liberator” because of his great contributions to Irish political … more
Mosaic at the Garden of Remembrance: Dublin City
At The Garden of Remembrance in North Dublin, there’s a quiet hope for peace and an echo of ancient Ireland … more
The Pietà that Was Buried in the Bog: Kilcormac, Co Offaly
At first glance, the Pietà in the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Kilcormac looks like … more
World War II Beacon: Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh
Lough Erne served as Britain’s western-most flying boat station during World War II. Castle Archdale was set up as a … more
Postcard Perfect View of Clifden: Co Galway
Ever wondered where the calendar and postcard photos of Clifden were taken from? Heading out of town and 3/4 mile … more
Mussenden Temple, Memorial to an Irish Scandal: Castlerock, Co. Londonderry
What do you get when you mix together a middle-aged, wildly eccentric Bishop Earl, a touch of Italy, immense wealth … more
The Little Ark Church on Wheels: Moneen, Co Clare
In the 1850s, Father Meehan outwitted the local landowner on Loop Head who refused to allow Catholic Mass to be … more
Bodysnatcher Watchtower & a Cemetery Cafe: Glasnevin, Co Dublin
Since the first grave was dug in 1832, Glasnevin has become a who’s who in Irish history. In an era … more
Puck the Goat King of the Fair: Killorglin, Co Kerry
This statue commemorates the goat that is crowned King of the Puck Fair each year. It’s Ireland’s oldest festival and … more
High King of Ireland Fort: Killaloe, Co Clare
Brian Boru, Ireland’s last high king, was raised in Killaloe around 940. Just outside the village a serene wooded trail … more
Wax-Encased Relics of Saint Victoria: Kilkenny, Co Kilkenny
Built between 1843 and 1857 amidst the Great Famine, St Mary’s Cathedral in Kilkenny houses a number of notable statues, … more
