Kiltyclogher, meaning “stoney bucket”, is a small village in County Leitrim, near the border with Fermanagh in Northern Ireland.
In the middle of Kiltyclogher village is a memorial to Sean MacDiarmada, one of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising.
Less than a mile outside the village, Mac Diarmada’s three-roomed family cottage (pictured above) is open to visitors, with tours starting from Kiltyclogher Heritage Centre.
Prince Connell’s Grave, also known as Corracloona Court Tomb, is a megalithic court tomb dating from 2000–1500 BC, located outside Kiltyclogher.
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