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The Book of Fenagh was inscribed at Fenagh Abbey and documents the politics of the region. It also includes a reproduction of the book of St. Caillin written in 560. The original is held by the Royal Irish Academy
The Book of Fenagh was inscribed at Fenagh Abbey and documents the politics of the region. It also includes a reproduction of the book of St. Caillin
Creevelea Friary was founded by King Eóghan and Queen Margaret O'Rourke in 1508
Creevelea Friary was founded by King Eóghan and Queen Margaret O'Rourke in 1508
Brian O'Rourke's castle was situated at Lough Gill. The tower house was demolished and Parke's Castle was built in its stead in 1630. The outer walls
Brian O'Rourke's castle was situated at Lough Gill. The tower house was demolished and Parke's Castle was built in its stead in 1630. The outer walls are all that remains of the original castle.
Governor Richard Bingham had a personal enmity with the O'Rourkes and occupied West Breifne from 1590 to early 1593
Governor Richard Bingham had a personal enmity with the O'Rourkes and occupied West Breifne from 1590 to early 1593
Streedagh Beach, County Sligo, where Francisco De Cuéllar was shipwrecked
Streedagh Beach, County Sligo, where Francisco De Cuéllar was shipwrecked
De Cuellar Trail sign at Grange near Streedagh.
De Cuellar Trail sign at Grange near Streedagh.