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Lantern slide depicting Cloontykilla castle in Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Co. Roscommon' and labelled 'R 28'. The slide depicts Cloontykilla Castle with two men posing at the entrance to the monument.The monument is located in Lough Kee…

Lantern slide depicting the main street in the village of Ballyfarnon, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Ballyfarnam, Co. Roscommon.' and labelled 'R 27'. The village is located near Kilronan Abbey and the image includes local men, women and…

Lantern slide depicting a road near Kilronan Abbey, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Road near Kilronan. Co. Ross' and labelled 'R 26'. The name of the road itself is not identified on the slide and could not be determined at this time. However, the…

Lantern slide depicting bell fragments from Kilronan Abbey, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Bell. Kilronan Co Roscommon' and labelled 'R 25'. Additionally, the title for the slide has been placed upsidedown and on the bottom of the slide. The slide…

Lantern slide depicting bell fragments from Kilronan Abbey, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Old Bell Kilronan Church, Co. Roscommon.' and labelled 'R 24'. The slide itself depicts fragments from a broken bell found on the Kilronan site. The exact…

Lantern slide depicting bell fragments from Kilronan Abbey, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Bell Kilronan Abbey, Co. Ros' and labelled 'R 23'. The slide itself depicts fragments from a broken bell found on the Kilronan site. The exact nature of the…

Lantern slide depicting Kilronan Holy Well and Cursing Stones, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Kilronan Holy Well and Cursing Stones, Co. Ross' and labelled 'R 22'. The slide depicts St. Lassir's holy well, which is located across the road from…

Lantern slide depicting Kilronan Abbey, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Doorway Kilronan Old Ch Co. Roscommon' and labelled 'R 21'. According to tradition St Ronan and his daughter St Lasair traveled from Monaghan in the 6th century and established…

Lantern slide depicting Kilronan Abbey, Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Kilronan old ch. Co. Ros' and labelled 'R 20'. According to tradition St Ronan and his daughter St Lasair traveled from Monaghan in the 6th century and established a church…

Lantern slide depicting Boyle Abbey in Co. Roscommon. Originally titled 'Boyle Abbey' and labelled 'R 19' The monument is a Cistercian Monastery founded in the 12th century under the patronage of the MacDermotts. lands provided by the local ruling…