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Woodlawn Heritage Trail

Woodlawn Heritage Trail was compiled in conjunction with our newly published heritage trail map. The map can be obtained from Angela Magennis, Secretary or any Woodlawn Heritage Group Member. Thanks to everyone who contributed, KPW Designs and Galway County Council funding.

  • 1 St. Killaan's Holy Well

    1 St. Killaan's Holy Well

    Heritage Council Project 2017
  • Clarin College, Athenry

    Clarin College, Athenry

    TY Students visit Woodlawn
  • Faux Tower

    Faux Tower

    Recorded Monument GA 086:249
  • Folly Entrance

    Folly Entrance

    Record of Protected Structures No 120
  • Gamekeepers House

    Gamekeepers House

    GA086: 239
  • Gardener's House

    Gardener's House

    Woodlawn Heritage Trail
  • Gate House

    Gate House

    Woodlawn House Estate
  • Golden Mile

    Golden Mile

    Míle Órga
  • Grocock's Castle

    Grocock's Castle

    Picture Gallery
  • Ice House, Woodlawn

    Ice House, Woodlawn

    Recorded Monument
  • Killaan Graveyard

    Killaan Graveyard

    Search Graves
  • Killaan Medieval Church & Graveyard

    Killaan Medieval Church & Graveyard

    Recorded Monument GA 086:150
  • Kissing Gate

    Kissing Gate

  • Post Office (Gate House)

    Post Office (Gate House)

    Carrowmore, Woodlawn
  • Ringfort

    Ringfort

    Castlebin North
  • The Mill at Woodlawn House

    The Mill at Woodlawn House

    Images of Mill
  • The Rectory

    The Rectory

    Killaan
  • The White Bridge

    The White Bridge

    Lady Anne's Walk
  • Tobair Lann

    Tobair Lann

    Recorded Monument GA086:149
  • Trench Mausoleum

    Trench Mausoleum

    Monaveen
  • Woodlawn Church

    Woodlawn Church

    53.330541, -8.468577
  • Woodlawn Heritage Trail

    Woodlawn Heritage Trail

    Interactive Map
  • Woodlawn House

    Woodlawn House

    Architectural features of Big House
  • Woodlawn Nature Trail

    Woodlawn Nature Trail

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