near to Killala, Co Mayo, Ireland
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Coastguard Station, Killala
by Oliver Dixon
Just by the busy little harbour.
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Old building, new ideas
by Liz McCabe
Traditional waterside cottages converted into a clinic for a very modern therapy
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Countryside scene north of Killala |
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Killala, Co Mayo
by Ingrid
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Round Tower, Killala
by Bob Embleton
Designed to be used as a refuge, it is 84 feet high with a door 11 feet from the base. Slightly bulging with a repair in 1840 after a lightning strike.
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Information board
by Michael Dibb
The board details the landing of French troops, the capture of Killala and the battle at Castlebar during the 1798 rebellion.
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Round Tower (set of 3 images)
by N Chadwick
The last remaining medieval structure of a monastic establishment, thought to have been built in the 12th century. The monastery is traditionally said to have been founded here by St. Patrick, who appointed St. Muiredach as the first bishop... (more)
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Wild Atlantic Way sign, Killala Quay
by Rossographer
Wild Atlantic Way sign at Killala Quay in Mayo.
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Killala waterfront |
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Round tower
by Michael Dibb
About 1,000 years old, the Killala Round Tower is 84 feet high, standing on a 3 foot high plinth with a doorway 11 feet above the ground.
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Killala pier
by Liz McCabe
A working pier for fishing boats and leisure craft. With a fish shop and Co-op hardware store
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The Intercommunication Park, Killala (set of 2 images)
by Oliver Dixon
A number of public sculptures were established under the auspices of the North Mayo Sculpture Project (Tír Sáile) in 1993. The IntercommunicationPark by Mariyo Yagi stands behind the Coastguard Station at Killala and comprises a circular... (more)
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