Fort Dunree (Irish: An Dún Riabhach, meaning 'Grey Fort' or Dún Fhraoigh meaning "Fort of Heather") is a coastal defence fortification located on the west...

such as Dunree Beach, Dunree Lighthouse (which was built in the 1870s), and Fort Dunree. Fort Dunree is a military museum located on Dunree Head about...

living on the edge. Fort Dunree Military Museum is located at the site of the former coastal defence and fortification at Fort Dunree. During the Napoleonic...

Anglo-Irish Treaty until its final handing over at Fort Dunree in 1938. According to exhibits at Fort Dunree, during World War II Irish troops operated the...

Swilly Isle of Doagh Carrickabraghy Castle Shrove Fort Dunree Buncrana Grianán of Aileach (Greenan Fort) Ramelton Rathmullan Fanad Rosguill Doe Castle Derryveagh...

Fort Dunree in County Donegal (55°11′48.26″N 7°33′10.95″W / 55.1967389°N 7.5530417°W / 55.1967389; -7.5530417) on 3 October 1938 as follows: FORTS...

completed between 1812 and 1813. On the other side of the Lough is Fort Dunree. The fort was built on the site of a temporary fortification first built in...

tools and equipment, folk life exhibits Fort Dunree Buncrana Donegal Ulster Border Military Mostly 19th-century fort with military memorabilia and displays...

with seven reproductions and a lengthy appraisal. A 2008 exhibition at Fort Dunree, County Donegal, is his artistic response to the Ten New Songs album...

2021-07-20. Staff Reporter. "Gallery: 1917 Laurentic tragedy marked at Fort Dunree". www.donegallive.ie. Retrieved 2022-05-22. Flynn, Pat. "Canada and Ireland...

Newhaven Fort, Sussex, UK A gun mounted on the 1904 coast defence emplacement at New Tavern Fort, Gravesend, UK 2 coast defence Mk 7 guns at Fort Dunree, Lough...

the command of Lt-Col Harold Kinsman and went to its war station at Fort Dunree on Lough Swilly. In October it was moved into Ludden Camp at Buncrana...

(commanding officer since 29 September 1909) and went to its war station at Fort Dunree on Lough Swilly. In September it was moved to Londonderry. The battalion...

Training Camp was opened in Straid, just outside the village. Leenan and Dunree Forts were also nearby. During the War of Independence, in July 1921, railway...

headland jutting into the channel is the strategically prominent Duncannon Fort which dominates the village. Primarily a fishing village, Duncannon also...

(“Balor's Fort”) is located on the island's eastern side, on a peninsula surrounded on three sides by 90-metre-high (295-foot) cliffs. The fort is accessible...

Irish chieftain Cearmna. It was originally named Dún Cearmna (Cearmna's fort). The land was given to Milo de Cogan by King Henry II. Following de Cogan's...

Lough Swilly 1876/2009 6 m (20 ft) 11 m (36 ft) 13 nmi (24 km) Dunree Lighthouse Dunree 55°11′53″N 7°33′14″W / 55.198°N 7.554°W / 55.198; -7.554 Donegal...

the tower is located next to a Napoleonic era signal tower with the Ring fort of Dún Eochla nearby. Visitors have found the compound and tower open. List...

following sites on the island are designated as National Monuments: Creggankeel Fort (NM 41.01) Grave of the Seven Daughters (NM 41.02) St. Gobnet's Church (NM...

establishments in Leenan and Dunree. The latter fort was first established during the Napoleonic wars. Both Leenan and Dunree were used to guard the entrance...

Dunbeacon Mill Stone, Brahalish Promontory fort, Coolcoulaghta (Celtic Iron Age, 600 BC - 400 AD) Ring forts, Ballycomane, Brahalish, Clonee, Drumtahaneen...

times, and the few remaining signs of early settlement include a promontory fort to the south of the island and shell middens dotted along the beaches. Its...

in a premature explosion of an incendiary device at the McCool home at Dunree Gardens, Creggan, Derry. McCool's two young daughters, Carol Ann (4) and...

including a now destroyed group at a cairn at Killycolman near Rathmullan. Ring forts (Cashels) and ornately carved stonework are features of Iron Age Donegal...

Empire, our liberties and our independence." Irish troops took over the forts of Dunree and Leenan on Lough Swilly, ending 247 years of British military presence...

the Spit Bank. Located in a relative shallow between Spike Island and Cove Fort, the lighthouse replaced an unlit buoy which marked a turn required by shipping...

823 Tirhugh Inishmacsaint Ballyshannon Dunnaloob 36 Raphoe Urney Strabane Dunree 212 Inishowen West Desertegny Inishowen Dunross 604 Inishowen East Clonca...

in cattle, and supplied meat until 1916 for the British Royal Navy fort at Dunree. Joseph's mother Rose O'Doherty (née McLaughlin) inspired him to become...

the Irish War of Independence Lough Swilly and the accompanying forts at Leenan and Dunree were considered to be one of the three Treaty Ports specified...