Counties: Laois

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Bawn, Fermoyle, Co. Laois

Hidden away at the bottom of a valley in Fermoyle, County Laois, lie the weathered remains of what was once a fortified house and its protective bawn.
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Castle, Milltown, Co. Laois

In the gently rolling countryside of County Laois stands what remains of Milltown Castle, also known as Ballyvuilling Castle.
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Killeshin Moat, Killeshin, Co. Laois

Killeshin Moat stands on a prominent ridge in County Laois, offering sweeping views across the surrounding countryside.
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Bawn, Morett, Co. Laois

Morrett Castle stands four storeys high with an attic level, a late sixteenth century rectangular tower house that commands excellent views across the Laois countryside from its position on a rocky outcrop.
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Clanmalira Castle, Ballybrittas, Co. Laois

The exact location of Glenmalyre Castle, also known as Ballybrittas Castle or Clanmalira Castle, has puzzled historians for generations.
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Castle, Castletown, Co. Laois

In the countryside near Castletown in County Laois stands a solitary gable wall, all that remains of what was once known as Cody's Castle.
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Moated site, Boley, Co. Laois

In the upland countryside of County Laois, aerial photographs have revealed the ghostly outline of what was once a moated site near Boley.
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Moated site, Grange More, Co. Laois

In the undulating countryside of Grange More, County Laois, the Ordnance Survey maps from 1890 and 1909 reveal intriguing markings that suggest a medieval moated site once stood here.
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Moated site, Ballydavis, Co. Laois

The moated site at Ballydavis in County Laois represents a fascinating glimpse into medieval Irish settlement patterns.
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Moat, Killabban, Co. Laois

In the gently rolling countryside of County Laois stands the site of what was once the medieval settlement of Killabban, a place whose history stretches back to 650 AD when St.
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Site of Castle, Emo Park, Co. Laois

In the grounds of Emo Park in County Laois, there once stood a castle that has now completely vanished from the landscape.
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Moated site, Loughteeog, Co. Laois

In the quiet fields of Loughteeog, County Laois, an aerial photograph taken in July 1990 revealed something remarkable beneath the crops: the ghostly outline of a medieval moated site.
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Moated site, Farnans, Co. Laois

In the quiet countryside of Farnans, County Laois, the remnants of a medieval moated site offer a glimpse into Ireland's defensive past.
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Moated site, Raheenduff, Co. Laois

The moated site at Raheenduff sits in a low-lying area of County Laois, a medieval earthwork that once served as a defensive settlement.
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Moated site, Carrigeen, Co. Laois

The moated site at Carrigeen occupies a commanding position along a north-south ridge, sitting on the southern slope of a pronounced hill.