The demise of the native ancient woodlands of Laois
The Earliest map featuring County Laois is found within manuscript in the British Library and
St. Brigid in Co. Laois
St. Brigid of Kildare is regarded as Ireland’s second Saint, who is associated with fertility,
God or Gods at Old Kyle Borris-In-Ossory
Old Kyle once formed part of an important Early Christian Monastic site on
“A Tale of Two Counties”- Durrow Co. Laois
The name Durrow suggests an ancient wood or forest of Oak (Darú) which once encompassed
Dysartgallen Church and the Ford of the Cross
Dysartgallan Church (LA030-011001-) is set in the picturesque landscape of the Owenbeg River valley in
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
Galesquarter Sheela-na-Gig
This Sheela-na-Gig is located on the south end of the east wall of the great
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