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Freestanding limestone Gothi -Revival funerary monument in form of chapel over vault, erected c. 1870 as burial place of Lawler family. Steeply pitched limestone roof with trefoil-profile ridge and sc...

Detached single-bay single-storey stone mausoleum, built c. 1823. Rectangular plan. Pitched limestone roof. Rubble limestone walls. Square-headed entrance opening on north gable containing carved ...

Cast-iron water pump, c.1860, with lion's head detail above maker’s name. Fluted shaft with domed top and acorn finial. Modern tap fitted to side....

Freestanding three-stage limestone, marble and mosaic funerary monument, erected c. 1908 in memory of Anne McCabe. Comprises rectangular base inscribed 'Mc Cabe' in relief to east face, in mosaic to w...

Cemetery laid out, c. 1890. Uncoursed rubble stone boundary wall, concrete coping added c. 1950. Coursed ashlar stone gate piers with cylindrical domed carriage wheel deflectors. Decorative wrought-...

Enclosed cemetery containing three-stage circular-plan former watch tower, c.1820, now disused. Blocked door to north, slit windows with metal latticework frames above. Lower storey rendered rubble,...

Graveyard/cemetery on rectilinear plan, originally associated with an Cistercian Abbey (no surface remains) founded c.1170, now containing mostly nineteenth cut stone gravemarkers. Surrounded by rubbl...

Detached single-cell limestone former church built c. 1830, now ruinous. East-west three-bay nave, three-stage square tower to west, vestry to centre of north elevation of nave. Roofs missing, ashla...

Freestanding two-stage limestone Gothic Revival monument, erected c. 1870, having rectangular base, plinth and open-fronted miniature chapel above. Steeply pitched limestone roof with pole-moulded rid...

Military cemetery for occupants of Royal Hospital Kilmainham, established c.1680, possibly incorporating earlier graves associated with Saint John's Priory. Variety of headstones, earliest dating from...

Freestanding neo-Classical limestone funerary monument, erected c. 1836. Stepped rectangular granite base with chamfered limestone coping over random rubble foundation. Limestone sarcophagus having pr...

Gateway, erected c. 1890, giving entrance lane giving access to rear of St. Brigid’s Roman Catholic church (13312031) and Ardagh cemetery (13312050). Comprises pair of coursed limestone gate piers ...

Freestanding three-stage neo-Classical granite funerary monument over vault, erected c. 1862 to memory of Timothy and Catherine O'Brien and their daughter and a son. First stage comprises ashlar grani...

Freestanding limestone Celtic cross funerary monument, erected c. 1871 in memory of Very Rev. John Spratt D.D. Plain stepped base, chamfered tapered plinth with raised panels, that to front having ins...

Freestanding granite funerary monument and enclosure erected c. 1835. Doric sarcophagus having dentilled cornice, triglyphs and rosettes, moulded plinth, lid having scalloped scrolls to east and west ...

Detached gable-fronted Gothic Revival church, built 1898. Six-bay side elevations to nave with porch and sacristy projections. Rock faced limestone walls with corner buttresses, ashlar plinth course,...

Freestanding non-denominational Hiberno-Romanesque cruciform-plan mortuary chapel, built 1879, facing south and having transepts, apsidal chancel (north), engaged round-plan tower at west, and flat-ro...

Freestanding grotto, built 1967. Composed of random rubble limestone, with three segmental-arch recesses of various sizes, one containing statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary, another has altar. Stone pa...

Freestanding Board of First Fruits Church of Ireland church, built 1822, having lower chancel to east and three-stage bell tower to west. Pitched slate roofs. Exposed coursed squared limestone walls h...

Detached two-cell Roman Catholic church, built in 1832, with four-bay nave, single-bay chancel and extension to rear. Pitched slate roof with stone crosses and cast-iron rainwater goods. Rendered wa...