Battle site (Lisnastrean)

Lisburn Castle is a post-medieval fortification occupying a strategic position in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. The site comprises the remains of a castle that was subsequently adapted into an artillery fort, reflecting the military evolution from medieval to early modern warfare. The castle gardens…

Drumbo round tower is a Early Christian ecclesiastical site located near Lisburn in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, comprising a round tower and the remains of a medieval church built upon the site of an earlier pre-Norman monastery. The round tower, a characteristic feature of Irish Early Chris…

Lagan Navigation is a modern canal that forms a significant feature of Belfast's urban landscape. Constructed to improve transport links through the city, the canal was engineered to navigate the Lagan valley, where the underlying bedrock comprises the Sherwood Sandstone Group. This geological fo…

Rath at Lisburn is an early Christian ringfort, a residential and defensive enclosure typical of the early medieval period in Ireland. The monument survives as an earthwork defined by banks and ditches, representing the domestic settlement pattern of local elites during the centuries following th…

Platform rath is an early Christian earthwork monument situated in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The site comprises a raised circular or oval platform, a characteristic form of defended or prestige residence dating to the early medieval period in Ireland. Platform raths of this type typically served…

Cashel is an early Christian cashel located in County Down, Northern Ireland. A cashel is a small, fortified settlement enclosed by a stone wall, typically dating from the early medieval period. This particular example is situated on bedrock of the Gala Group, a wacke formation laid down during t…