Ireland, County Carlow, Clonegal, Huntington Castle.

Ireland, County Carlow, Carlow Castle one of the most important Anglo-Norman castles in Ireland thought to have been built by William de Marshal between 1207 and 1213).

Ireland, County Carlow, Browneshill Dolmen which is a megalithic portal tomb with a capstone estimated at weighing 150 metric tons and dating from 4000 to 3000 BC.

Ireland, County Waterford, Lismore, Ballysaggartmore Towers, another entrance gate lodge to the former home of Anglo Irish landlord, Arthur Keily-Ussher.

Ireland, County Waterford, Lismore, Ballysaggartmore Towers, main entrance gate to the former home of Anglo Irish Landlord Arthur Keily-Ussher.

Ireland, County Waterford, Lismore, Ballysaggartmore Towers, main entrance gate to the former home of Anglo Irish Landlord Arthur Keily-Ussher.

Ireland, County Waterford, Ardmore, St Declan's Monastic site, Ardmore Round Tower.

Ireland, County Waterford, Ardmore, St Declan's Monastic site, Ardmore Cathedral, the west gable with its carved arcades and the round tower behind.

Ireland, County Waterford, Waterford city, The Bishops Palace which functioned as the residence of the Anglican bishops of Waterford from 1743 to 1919.

Ireland, County Waterford, Waterford city, King of the Vikings cultural centre, carved figure at the building's gable.

Ireland, County Waterford, Waterford city, King of the Vikings cultural centre which is the world's first virtual reality experience set in an authentic Viking house in medieval Waterford.

Ireland, County Waterford, Waterford city, Reginalds Tower which was built by the Anglo-Normans after their conquest of Waterford, replacing an earlier Viking fortification.