bree heritage

A community-based heritage project in Co. Wexford

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Ballybuckley Hillfort, Co. Wexford https://t.co/Xg9ZUOXI1D #archaeology #Wexford

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

The defended homesteads of the Anglo-Norman Colonists; Bree's moated sites https://t.co/YkBZh6nRL0

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Depictions of Ballybrittas portal tomb in, Bree, #Wexford from 1862. more info http://t.co/ytO6oXAUBC #archaeology

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

@SirSimonMarsden Beautiful images thanks for sharing :)

[The Marsden Archive @SirSimonMarsden]

@breeheritage here are some more images by Simon Marsden of #tinternabbey & #castleborohouse #wexford #ireland

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Ballyhogue Co. Wexford was once home to an order of Crusading Knights http://t.co/ygQ1fuArCG #Wexford #History

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Some recently discovered burnt mounds/ulacht fiadha at Knockduff, Bree, Co. Wexford http://t.co/nShuee2usO

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Headstone of John Codd in Ballybrennan, Bree. He was killed by rebels on #Wexford bridge, June 20th, 1798

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

This small square field in Galbally, Bree is a moated site, a defended homestead of c 13/14th century date #Wexford

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Some of the underground tunnels & passageways at Wilton Castle, #Wexford, used to store coal & other provisions

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

@WoodSidhe @irarchaeology it's meant to be haunted alright :) http://t.co/8gdanr4rrQ

[Irish Archaeology @irarchaeology]

Rollo from @HistoryVikings wearing one our Dragon Bracelets in Season 2 http://t.co/lT5jEa2uJR #Asgard

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Wilton Castle, Wexford. Most of the present structure dates from the 1840s, first mention of the castle is in 1374

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

On this day in 1912, Bree woman, Lizzie Doyle, a passenger on the the Titanic, perished when the ship sunk. RIP

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

A shout out for the new Bree Tidy Towns facebook page :) https://t.co/sYY2CBIH3t

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

Spiral staircase inside Macmine Castle, Wexford. This medieval fortress was an ancestral home of the Fitzhenry family

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

The medieval church at Ballybrennan, Bree, Co. Wexford http://t.co/9F0OXMpxDn

[bree heritage @breeheritage]

The Knockduff stone axe, a prehistoric artefact from Co. Wexford http://t.co/SojTNpIOor