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Carndonagh Cross —County Donegal

The group of early Christian monuments seen on the outskirts of this lovely town on the Inishowen Peninsula constitute an 18th century carved cross, thought to be the oldest in Ireland, and two small carved pillars. Local lore believes that the church bell came from La Trinidad Valencera, the Spanish Armada ship wrecked in Kinnagoe Bay in 1588.

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