Location # | | Map # |
1 | Abbey House at Newry, Armagh, Ulster (I) | 4 |
2 | Alcacer Quiver, Mauritania, North Africa (C) | 1 |
3 | Amiens, Picardy, France (C) | 1,2 |
4 | | 4 |
5 | Askeaton Castle, Limerick, Munster (I) | 4 |
6 | Athclynth, Ulster Border (I) | 4 |
8.1 | Bankside, Southwark, London (E) | 5 |
9 | | 4 |
7 | | 1 |
10 | Basing House, Hampshire, SE England (E) | 3 |
11 | Beare Island, Beare Peninsula, Bantry Bay, Munster (I) | 4 |
12 | Belleek, Fermanagh/Donegal Border, Ulster (I) | 4 |
13 | Belturbet, Cavan, Ulster (I) | 4 |
14 | Boyle, foot of the Curlew Mountains, Connacht (I) | 4 |
15 | Bunratty Castle, Limerick, Munster (I) | 4 |
16 | | 1 |
17 | Caherconree Mountain, Kerry, Munster (I) | 4 |
18 | | 1,2 |
19 | Carncormick and Slievenanee, Antrim, Ulster (I) | 4 |
20 | Carrickfergus, Antrim, Ulster (I) | 4 |
21 | Castleblayney, Monaghan, Ulster (I) | 4 |
23 | Castle Coole, Fermanagh, Ulster (I) | 4 |
25 | Castle Glen Barrahane, Castle Haven, Munster (I) | 4 |
24 | Castle Haven, Cork, Munster (I) | 4 |
22 | Castleroe, Tyrone, Ulster (I) | 4 |
26 | Cave Near Scottish Border (E) | 3 |
27 | Chateau Blois, Loire, France (C) | 1 |
28 | City of Cork, Munster (I) | 4 |
29 | City of Limerick, Munster (I) | 4 |
30 | City of Waterford, Munster (I) | 4 |
31 | City of Wexford, Munster (I) | 4 |
32 | Connelloe, Limerick, Munster (I) | 4 |
33 | Constantinople, Ottoman Empire, (C) | 1 |
34 | Cork Harbour, Munster (I) | 4 |
36 | Corunna Roads, Galicia, Spain (C) | 1 |
35 | Corunna, Tower of Brogan, Galicia, Spain (C) | 1 |
37 | Crannog, Bann River, Ulster (I) | 4 |
38 | Crannog, Lough Neagh, Ulster (I) | 4 |
39 | Curlew Mountains, NE Connacht (I) | 4 |
40 | Del Oro, Smerwick, Kerry, Munster (I) | 4 |
41 | Derry Columcille, Lough Foyle, Ulster (I) | 4 |
42 | Dingle Harbour, Kerry, Munster (I) | 4 |
45 | Doncaster, Midlands, England (E) | 3 |
44 | Donegal Castle, Donegal, Ulster (I) | 4 |
43 | Doon Rock, Termon, Kilmacrenan, Donegal, Ulster (I) | 4 |
46 | | 4 |
49 | Dunboy Castle, Cork, Munster (I) | 4 |
47 | Dundalk, Louth, Ulster Border, Ireland (I) | 4 |
48 | Dundrennan, Solway Firth, Border (E/S) | 3 |
8.2 | Durham (Essex) House, The Strand (E) | 5 |
8.3 | Elephant and Castle, Bankside, Southwark, London (E) | 5 |
50 | El Escorial Palace, Spain (C) | 1 |
8.4 | Embassy of France, London (E) | 5 |
8.5 | Embassy of Spain, London (E) | 5 |
51 | Estuary, River Tagus, Portugal (C) | 1 |
52 | Fernihurst Castle, Near Scottish Border (S) | 3 |
53 | Field at Affane, Lismore, Waterford, Munster (I) | 4 |
54 | Fotheringhay Castle, Northamptonshire (E) | 3 |
55 | Friary of Saint Francis, Cadiz, Spain (C) | 1 |
56 | Galway City, Connacht (I) | 4 |
57 | Gaviston, West Bank of the River Foyle, Ulster (I) | 4 |
60 | Glenarm Abbey, Antrim, Ulster (I) | 4 |
58 | Glenconkein, O’Kane’s Country, Ulster (I) | 4 |
59 | Glenmalure, Wicklow Mountains, Leinster (I) | 4 |
61 | Great Skellig Rock, Kerry Coast, Munster (I) | 4 |
62 | Hamburg, Holy Roman Empire (C) | 2 |
63 | Hampton Court, River Thames (E) | 5 |
64 | Her Majesty’s Castle, Dublin, Leinster (I) | 4 |
65 | Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales (W) | 3 |
66 | House at Dungannon, Tyrone, Ulster (I) | 4 |
67 | House, Kirk O’Field, Outside the Walls, Edinburgh (S) | 3 |
68 | Ile de la Cite, Paris, France (C) | 1 |
69 | Inishannon, Cork, Munster (I) | 4 |
70 | Isnaleara Falls, Antrim, Ulster (I) | 4 |
71 | Jedburgh, North of the Scottish Border (S) | 3 |
72 | Kenninghall, Norfolk, England (E) | 3 |
73 | Kilkenny Castle, Leinster (I) | 4 |
74 | | 4 |
75 | Kinsale Harbour, Munster (I) | 4 |
76 | Knockfergus, Clandeboye, Ulster (I) | 4 |
77 | | 3 |
119 | Lifford/Finn become The Foyle, Ulster (I) | 4 |
78 | | 3 |
79 | | 1 |
80 | | 4 |
81 | Lough Derg, Donegal, Ulster (I) | 4 |
82 | | 4 |
83 | | 4 |
84 | Lough Ramor, Cavan/Meath, Leinster (I) | 4 |
85 | Lough Swilly, Inishowen, Ulster (I) | 4 |
86 | Louvain, France/Spanish Netherlands (C) | 1 |
87 | Lugnaquilla Mountain, Wicklow, Leinster (I) | 4 |
88 | Mellifont Abbey, Louth, Ulster Border, Ireland (I) | 4 |
89 | Monastery of Donegal, Donegal Town, Ulster (I) | 4 |
12 | Mouth of the ‘Ford of the Meadow’, Belleek, Ulster (I) | 4 |
90 | | 1 |
1 | Newry, Armagh, Ulster (I) | 4 |
91 | | 2,3 |
92 | Old Head of Kinsale, Kinsale, Munster (I) | 4 |
93 | Ostabat, border France/Spain (C) | 1 |
94 | Palace of Greenwich, River Thames (E) | 5 |
95 | Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh (S) | 3 |
96 | Palace of Oatlands, Surrey (E) | 3 |
97 | Palace of Richmond, Surrey, River Thames (E) | 5 |
8.6 | Palace of Whitehall, River Thames, London (E) | 5 |
8.7 | ‘Papey’ House, London (E) | 5 |
98 | Penshurst Place, Kent, England (E) | 3 |
99 | | 3 |
100 | Plymouth Sound, Devon (E) | 3 |
101 | Raby Castle, Durham, North East (E) | 3 |
102 | | 4 |
103 | Rathlin Island, Antrim Coast, Ulster (I) | 4 |
104 | Rathmullin, Lough Swilly, Donegal, Ulster (I) | 4 |
105 | River Bandon, Cork, Munster (I) | 4 |
106 | River Bann, Castleroe, Tyrone, Ulster (I) | 4 |
107 | River Blackwater, Tyrone/Armagh/Fermanagh, Ulster (I) | 4 |
108 | River Swale, NE England (E) | 3 |
8.8 | | 5 |
8.9 | River Thames at Lambeth, London (E) | 5 |
109 | Rome, Papal States, Italy (C) | 1 |
110 | Rye Harbour, East Sussex, England (E) | 3 |
111 | St George’s Channel between Ireland and Wales (I/W/E) | 3 |
112 | Saint James’s Palace, London (E) | 5 |
113 | Santiago de Compostola, NW Spain (C) | 1 |
114 | Scharhorn, Mouth of the River Elbe, Holy Roman Empire (C) | 1,2 |
115 | Sean’s Castle, Clandeboye, Ulster (I) | 4 |
116 | Sheffield Castle, Midlands, England (E) | 3 |
117 | Sligo Bay, Connacht, NW Ireland (I) | 4 |
118 | Staigue, Kerry, Munster (I) | 4 |
120 | Stirling Castle, NE Scotland (S) | 3 |
119 | Strabane House, Tyrone, Ulster (I) | 4 |
121 | Tara, Meath, Leinster (I) | 4 |
122 | Teelin, Donegal Bay, Ulster (I) | 4 |
123 | Teeth of Bonafacio, Southern passage Isle of Corsica (C) | 1 |
124 | The Camp, River Bann, Iveagh (Down), Ulster, (I) | 4 |
125 | The Devil’s Bridge, St Goddard Pass, Swiss Alps (C) | 1 |
12 | The Ford at Belleek, Ulster (I) | 4 |
127 | The Ford at River Arney, Fermanagh, Ulster (I) | 4 |
128 | The Glynnes of Wicklow, Leinster (I) | 4 |
129 | ‘The Pale’ – Environs of Dublin authority varied (I) | 4 |
107 | The Yellow Ford, River Callan, near Dungannon, Ulster (I) | 4 |
131 | Theobalds House, Hertfordshire, England (E) | 3 |
132 | | 4 |
66 | Toger, Near Dungannon, Ulster (I) | 4 |
135 | Topcliffe, North Yorkshire (E) | 3 |
136 | Tower of London, River Thames (E) | 5 |
137 | Tracton, Near Kinsale, Munster (I) | 4 |
134 | Tresco, Bearing North East, Scilly Isles (E) | 1,2,3 |
138 | Tullaghogue, Tyrone, Ulster (I) | 4 |
139 | Tutbury Castle, Staffordshire, Midlands, England (E) | 3 |
140 | | 1 |
141 | Vervins-en-Vermandois, Picardy, France (C) | 1 |
142 | Vigo Bay, Galicia, Spain (C) | 1 |
144 | Westminster Abbey, London (E) | 5 |
128 | Wicklow Hills, Leinster, Ireland (I) | 4 |
146 | | 3 |
147 | Wingfield Manor, Midlands, England (E) | 3 |
148 | | 3 |
Near Madrid. The Palace of El Escorial, seat of government built by Philip II, King of Spain from which to rule the world
Rome, Saint Peter's Basilica, and the Vatican Palace from which the line of succession from Saint Peter ruled the Catholic Church and both the temporal and spiritual world
Dunluce Castle, Antrim, Ulster and home of the MacDonnells of Antrim and the Isles fierce supporters of the Gaelic Order
Bonamargy Friary, Ballycastle, Antrim - burial place of Sorley Buidhe MacDonnell. Lord of Antrim and the Isles
Donegal Castle, Donegal, Ulster, residence of Hugh 'Roe' O'Donnell
A Crannog man-made island refuge used by the Gaels
The Ancient Rath on top of the Hill of Tullaghogue, residence of 'The O'Hagan', keeper of the Stone of Destiny, Chief Brehon of the O'Neill Clan and hereditary inaugurator of 'The O'Neill' as Prince of Ulster and successor to the High Kings of Ireland
The Church of Ireland chapel at Tullaghogue where a shard of the shattered Stone of Destiny is preserved today as a symbol of tolerance and A Desolate Peace in the keystone in the arch over the church porch
The Church of Ireland chapel at Tullaghogue where a shard of the shattered Stone of Destiny is preserved today as a symbol of tolerance and A Desolate Peace in the keystone in the arch over the church porch
The Hill of Tullaghogue, Tyrone, Ulster, residence of The O'Hagan, Keeper of the Stone of Destiny and Hereditary inaugurator of The O'Neill as Prince of Ulster and claimant to the High Kingship of Ireland
Inside the Ancient Rath of the Hill of Tullaghogue
The Rath of Tullagahogue
The Burial Ground of the O'Hagans in the shadow of the Hill of Tullaghogue, Tyrone, Ulster
The Grianan of Aileach Inishowen, Ulster. Ancient capital of the Northern O'Neills
Dublin Castle
Tower of London
Edinburgh Castle
Chateau de Chenonceau, favourite residence of Catherine de' Medici
