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Cemetery with group of seven cut-stone grave markers, 1785-1960. Set back from line of road on elevated site with random rubble stone boundary wall, 1889, to perimeter of site....

Attached two-bay single-storey single-cell "death house" or mausoleum, built 1736, on a rectangular plan. Pitched slate roof on collared timber construction with lichen-covered terracotta ridge tiles...

Graveyard/cemetery on rectilinear plan, originally associated with an Cistercian Abbey (no surface remains) founded c.1170, now containing mostly nineteenth cut stone gravemarkers. Surrounded by rubbl...

Freestanding funerary monument, dated 1851, on a square plan. Set in unkempt graveyard on an elevated site....

Remains of former Church of Ireland church, built c. 1500 and altered c. 1609, 1622 and c. 1720, comprising small ruinous and overgrown four-bay hall (on rectangular-plan). Formerly with pitched roof,...

Graveyard (on irregular-plan), originally laid out c. 1820. Formerly also the site of Stranorlar Catholic church, built c. 1820, and demolished c. 1870 following the construction of Church of Mary Im...

Graveyard with collection of cut-stone markers, ob. 1760+. Set in landscaped grounds with drag edged tooled limestone ashlar piers to perimeter having drag edged cut-limestone shallow pyramidal cappi...

Collection of carved limestone and cast-iron headstones, formerly contained within graveyard of adjoining church, c.1840. Headstones relocated, c.1975, and graveyard converted to carpark....

Multi-denominational graveyard (on sub rectangular-plan) containing ruinous former Church of Ireland church on cruciform plan, built c. 1622. Graveyard no longer in use and site overgrown. Graveyard c...

Graveyard associated with Letterkenny Church of Ireland church\Conwal Church of Ireland church (see 40501199), originally laid out c. 1636 and containing a collection of gravemarkers from seventeenth ...

Remains of three-bay single-cell church, built c. 1550 and repaired and rebuilt c. 1620, and c. 1700. Now ruinous. Pitched roof, now removed\collapsed, having projecting eaves course to north and sout...

Detached two-bay single-storey outbuilding or former sexton’s house, built c. 1810, now in use as outbuilding. Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles, cut stone eaves course, and central ...

Graveyard on irregular five-sided plan, built c. 1800, containing collection of mainly nineteenth and twentieth-century gravemarkers of upstanding, table and recumbent types. Metal railing guards to ...

Freestanding single-bay single-storey gable-fronted Gothic Revival style mausoleum, built c. 1860, with three-bay side elevations having recessed limestone panels. Pitched screeded finish having imit...

Group of three graveyards (on sub rectangular-plans), in use c. 1760 until c. 1940, comprising a paupers’ graveyard to the west and with Catholic and Church of Ireland graveyards to the east. Pauper...

Enclosed Roman Catholic Convent graveyard, established c.1920, with random stone walls to east and wrought-iron railings to other sides. Attached to adjacent former convent. Cast-iron grave markers ...

Freestanding square-plan mausoleum, erected c. 1860, comprising cut limestone battered walls to base with dressed limestone copings surmounted by cast-iron railings. Carved plaque with chamfered mult...

Graveyard with collection of overgrown markers, ----. Set in overgrown grounds with part creeper- or ivy-covered boundary wall to perimeter having lichen-spotted coping....

Graveyard with various cut-stone grave markers, c.1725-present. Gateway, c.1725, to south-west comprising pair of cut-stone piers with wrought iron gates having spike finials and rubble stone bound...

Nuns' graveyard, in use since the mid nineteenth century, located on the site of Saint Dominick's Abbey, of which one wall remains above ground. Grotto formed of unshaped limestone and pebbles with st...