Home

Who
What
Where
When
Why
O'Beirne's Tower Weird Thing
 

County

Leitrim

Coordinates

N 53° 55' 35.82"   W 008° 01' 45.78"

Nearest town

Carrick-on-Shannon

Grid Ref.

M 98070 97475

Map No.

33

Elevation a.s.l. (m)

47

Date of visit

Thursday 6 June 2019

GPS Accuracy (m)

4
Show Google Map              Show Monuments in the area

    
  
PREVIOUS      NEXT
The tower along the main and only street in Jamestown, seen from the north-northwest.


To the south end of the village of Jamestown is this round corner tower built by Francis O'Beirne to mark the boundary of his estate.
Francis O'Beirne is renowned in the area of Jamestown for building the school and the schoolmaster's house which were located behind the church, and he also enlarged the chapel in 1843.
He died in 1854.

The tower that we see today is a circular and short tower with a wider top with square corbels all around . There's a small timber door in the north (350°) wall and an An Post mailbox on the west side.


Browse by Monument Type
Browse by County
Browse by Date of Visit
Browse by Map Number

A-Z List

Clickable Counties
Clickable OS Maps Grid

Find a Map

Multimap

The days before GPS

The Stones in the Movies

Glossary
Links
Guestbook
FAQ

What's NEW?


Search


Site view counter: 24650603

Copyright © 1994-2024 Antonio D'Imperio
All the photos, the graphics and the texts on this website are automatically copyrighted to me under the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works 1886. Any violation of the copyright will be pursued according to the applicable laws.

info@irishstones.org

Powered by AxeCMS/CustomEngine(V0.25.00 build 999) by Sergio "Axeman" Lorenzetti. (C) 2009-2015

counter