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Lantern slide depicting Castle Roche in Dundalk Co. Louth. Originally titled 'CASTLE ROCHE MASON DUBLIN' and labelled 'L5 61'. The monument was built c.1236 by Lady Rohesia de Verdun after the death of her husband. A legend surronds the castle,…

Lantern slide depicting Milltown Castle, in Dromiskin, Co. Louth. Originally without a title and labelled 'L5 60'. The monument is situated amongst various farm houses. The castle is a Norman monument.Milltown Castle is a medieval castle, probably…

Lantern slide depicting Milltown Castle, in Dromiskin, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'MILLTOWN Cas. Louth' and labelled 'L5 59'. The monument is situated amongst various farm houses. The castle is a Norman monument.Milltown Castle is a medieval…

Lantern slide depicting a hand drawn map of the floor plan of the first floor of Roodstown Castle, and a drawing of a window in the castle. Originally titled 'Louth' and labelled 'L5 58'. The image depicted is a handdrawn image of one of the windows…

Lantern slide depicting a window in Roodstown Castle in Ardee, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'ROODSTOWN' and labelled 'L5 57'. The image depicted is a handdrawn image of one of the windows in the Roodstown monument. The type of monument depicted is…

Lantern slide depicting Roodstown Castle in Ardee, Co. Louth. Presumeably, this slide was originally titled 'ROODSTOWN CAS. Louth Leask', however the original label has been damaged and all that remains is 'TOWN CAS. Louth Leask' and labelled 'L5…

Lantern slide depicting wicker work vaulting in Athclane Castle, Dunleer, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'ATHCLARE co. Louth' and labelled 'L5 55'. The image is a close up image of the interior of the building, and some of the wattle that has…

Lantern slide depicting Termonfeckin Castle, Termonfeckin, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'TERMONFECKIN CAS. Louth' and labelled 'L5 54'. This monumnet is a surrviving tower house from what was once a larger castle, which dates back to the 12th…

Lantern slide depicting the Carlingford Mint in Co. Louth. Originally titled 'CARLINGFORD: Mint Leask' and labelled 'L5 53'. This monumnet is thought to have gotten its name from having a licence to mint coinage, and dates back to c. 1467. he…

Lantern slide depicting aeriel plans of St. John's Castle in Carlingford, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'CARLINGFORD CAS. MASON DUBLIN' and labelled 'L5 52'. The image is of a plans of a monument called both Carlingford Castle and King John's Castle,…