A Late Medieval Baptismal Font at Coolbanagher, Co. Laois
This exquisite Late Medieval baptismal font is housed in St. John’s Church of Ireland at
St. Fiacc and his monastery at Sleaty Co. Laois
Nestled on a low hillock approximately 500m west of the River Barrow, near Carlow Town,
Aengus the Culdee a 9th Century Laois Saint
Aengus the Culdee or Aengus Céilí Dé (Aengus the servant of God), March 11th marks
St. Fintan and his Monastery at Clonenagh
Along the main road between Mountrath and Portlaoise, the R445 pierces through the heart of
Galesquarter Sheela-na-Gig
This Sheela-na-Gig is located on the south end of the east wall of the great
Bowen Effigy Tomb, Ballyadams
The effigy tomb of Robert Bowen and his wife Alice Harpole which was erected in
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