Duleek Abbey
- Duleek (House of Stones)- St Cianan’s 5th century church.
- Saint Patrick established a bishopric in the 5th century, which he placed in the care of St. Cianan.
- Duleek was attacked several times by the Norsemen between the 9th and 12th centuries
- St Mary's Abbey, built by the Augustinians in 12th century on land by Hugh de Lacy
- 16th century square tower was built alongside the earlier round tower.
- The round tower is no longer standing but the scar visible on its northern face of tower.
- In the churchyard there are two 10th century Celtic crosses.
- In the church aisle
- An effigial tomb of Dr. Cusack, Bishop of Meath 1679-88.
- Tomb of Lord Bellew who was killed in action at the Battle of Aughrim 1691.
- Altar bearing the arms of Bellew, Plunkett, Preston and St Lawrence.
- St. Cianan's Church of Ireland built in 1816, now 'The Spire' restaurant.
