Battle site (Ardilea)

St Patrick's Well at Parkaneety Graveyard, Killyglinne is an uncertain ecclesiastical site comprising a church, graveyard and holy well located in County Down, Northern Ireland. The monument sits upon bedrock of the Hawick Group, a Wenlock-age wacke formation that characterises much of the local…

Lady Annesley's Fish Trap is a fish trap of uncertain form and date located in County Down, Northern Ireland. The monument lies upon Paleozoic intrusive rocks, which underlie this part of the county and represent ancient igneous activity dating to the early geological history of the British Isles…

The Second World War pillbox DHP No. 3 is a modern defensive structure located in County Down, Northern Ireland. Built during the emergency of 1940-41 when invasion threatened the British Isles, this concrete blockhouse exemplifies the rapid programme of fixed defences erected across the province…

Lady Annesley's Fish Trap is a fish trap located in County Down, Northern Ireland, at grid reference J378193. The monument is protected by the Historic Environment Division under reference HED 13932. Fish traps of this type were constructed to exploit tidal movements and fish behaviour in rivers…

Newcastle harbour is a nineteenth-century harbour located in County Down, Northern Ireland, at grid reference J380702. Constructed during the era of expanding maritime trade and coastal development, the harbour reflects the industrial and commercial ambitions of the period. The site is protected…

Cashel is a post-medieval fortified enclosure situated in County Down, Northern Ireland. The site lies on wacke bedrock of the Hawick Group, which was formed during the Wenlock epoch and provides a foundation of hard sedimentary stone typical of the drumlin belt landscape. The monument's defensiv…