Erected in the 1950s by public subscription this memorial is situated close to the home of Patrick 'Staker' Wallace.
Erected in the 1950s by public subscription this memorial is situated close to the home of Patrick 'Staker' Wallace.
This community hall is a hub of local culture in this area of the Ballyhouras. The local heritage group Kilfinane Coshlea Historical Society work from here, a thriving crossroads dancing scene takes place here through most of the Summer on Sunday evenings.
High quality food and coffee at the foot of Ardpatrick hill. A great place to start your explorations of the Keale valley to the south or head north towards Kilmallock and the Golden Vale.
A rock outcrop in Ballyriggin woods. It would be nice to have a story about camels in Ballyhoura but the name of this rock has a sadder, more ordinary origin.
The second generation of 18th century German war refugees were transplanted to Ballyriggin townland in the mid-1700s. These refugees were known as Palatines and this hill was adjacent to one of their settlements and was renamed Palatine Hill to record their presence.