Source: Athenry Historical Society

Date: ?

 Athenry Town

Castle: Mainly 13^th century.

Town Walls with WallTowers and Gateway: early 14^th century.

Dominican Priory: founded 1241 – with noteworthy medieval grave slab.

St Mary’s Collegiate Parish Church: founded c.1235 – 40.

Market Cross: late 15^th century of ‘lantern’ or ‘tabernacle’ type.

Railway Station: mid – 19^th century.

Old Railway Hotel: c.1850.

‘Winged Horse’ – stainless steel monument by Conor Fallon commemorating the poet Padraig Fallon, a native of Athenry: erected 1992.

Athenry – Galway Road

Parsons Fair Green and Cross Base: 1629.

Ring Forts: 1^st millennium A.D.

‘The Farmyard’, Mellows Agricultural College: commandeered by Liam Mellows in 1916.

Windmill Base: 18^th century.

Derrydonnell Tower House: 15^th century.

Fulachta Fiadh – prehistoric cooking sites: c.1,000 B.C.

Ring-Barrows – early Iron Age burial sites: 1^st century B.C. /A.D.

Athenry – Coshla Road

O.P.W. Headquarters.

 Athenry – Raheen – Turloughmore Road

Moanbaun Ring Fort: 1^st Millennium A.D.

Castle (convent on OS map); probably 13^th century.

‘Leacht Oliver Browne’ – Memorial Monument: late 17^th century.

Athenry – Park – Tuam Road

Castle Ellen Tower House; 1616 (?)

Castle Ellen and Gate – Lodge: late 18^th century.

Belleville and Gate – Lodge: late 18^th century.

Athenry – Monivea Road

Kilcornan Deserted Medieval Village: late 18^th century?

Kilcornan Early Monastic Site and Children’s Burial ground: 7^th /8^th century A.D.

Tower House: 15^th/16^th century.

Pre-reformation church and children’s burial ground: 17^th century.

Monivea: Landlord’s town with bleaching/green: 1740’s.

FFrench Mausoleum: late 19^th century.

Monivea Castle – O’Kelly Tower – House acquired early 17^th century by the FFrenchs.

Athenry – Newcastle Road

Graigh Abbey: 18^th/19^th century.

Temple Moyle/Tysaxon; early 13^th century church on late 7^th century church/site.

Athenry – Esker – Attymon Road

‘Lady Well’: site of pilgrimage on 15^th August since 1…….

Filachta Fiadh: prehistoric cooking sites, c.1, 000 B.C.

Esker Monastery: 19^th century.

Cloonkeekevill: Ancient Church with notable ‘effigy’ slab.

‘The Temple’ – square pyramidal earth work.

Athenry – Kilconnell – Ballinasloe Road

MoyodeCastle: 19^th century: commandeered by Liam Mellows in 1916.

MoyodeTower House: 15^th/16^th century.

Carrownamorrissy Tower House: 15^th/16^th century.

Kiltulla House: built by the Darcys: 18^th century.

Killtulla Church with Evie Home ‘Stations of the Cross’.

Athenry – Craughwell Road

Medieval Bridge: 1423 (?) widened c.1600.

Saint Bridget’s Church with 1728 carved slab.

Ring forts and Cashel: 1^st millennium A.D.