Castle CaulfieldSir Toby Caulfield built this house in 1619. The ruin in the village west of Dungannon keeps its dressed stone windows, and the family arms are over the gatehouse.
Monastic site
Donaghmore High Cross
Dungannon, County Tyrone
The sandstone cross in Donaghmore village probably dates from the tenth century. It is carved with Bible scenes, and its lower half and its head come from two different crosses.
- Where
- Dungannon, County Tyrone
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- communities-ni.gov.uk
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