Kildorragh Glebe, Kildorough, County Cavan.
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Kildorragh Glebe, Kildorough, County Cavan.

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An Cabhán , The Hollow - Kathy Tynan, 2020.
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Entombed
A little mausoleum located in woodland and set into the side of a hillock on the edge of the former Bawnboy estate, County Cavan. The now-ruinous house here was built in 1790 by John Enery whose family then owned the property, but at some point before the end of the 19th century it appears to have passed into the ownership of the Johnstones: in 1899 Robert Henry Johnstone, whose forebears had…
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Austrian Black Pine
This tree once belonged to a bonsai enthusiast from County Cavan. It had been a bonsai, but due to ill health it was planted into the ground for quite a few years while he fought his battle. Sadly he died and his widow moved to a new home but took the tree with her, planting it in a large pot as we see it below in January 2016.
2016
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Atlas and cyclopedia of Ireland. Part I: A comprehensive delineation of the thirty-two counties, with a map of each. (Copyrighted 1900, published 1905.)
Imagine An Island... The well known 'IMAGINE' sculpture situated along the shore of Lough Macnean Upper, close to the village of Blacklion, Co. Cavan. Created by sculptor Louise Walsh and local Catholic and Protestant schoolchildren from both sides of the Irish border, it consists of three pieces of stone, each with a hole cut into it, lined up to focus on a small Bronze Afe crannóg (artificial island) within the lake. The far shore