1916 MEMORIAL TREE

1916 MEMORIAL TREE AT POUND LANE IN MAYNOOTH

O'CONNELL MONUMENT IRISH VOLUNTEERS MONUMENT GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE JIM LARKIN STATUE VERONICA GUERIN MEMORIAL MONUMENTS GARDA MEMORIAL GARDEN AT DUBLIN CASTLE CONSTABLE PATRICK SHEAHAN MEMORIAL KING GEORGE IV MEMORIAL STATUE OF COUNTESS MARKIEVICZ CHARLES STEWART PARNELL WELLINGTON MONUMENT IN PHOENIX PARK DUBLIN DIED AS THE RESULT OF ONE OF THE FIRST CAR ACCIDENTS PIANO MONUMENT MARINE TERRACE SPANISH CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUES AT LIBERTY HALL HANLON'S CORNER DESTROVED IN AN EXPLOSION IRISH AMERICAN SCULPTOR 1874 - 1943 TALLEST STONE OBELISK IN EUROPE SEAN HEUSTON BY LAURENCE CAMPBELL 1916 MEMORIAL TREE IN MAYNOOTH GHOSTBIKE MEMORIAL AT CLANBRASSIL BRIDGE IN MEMORY OF DICKIE BIRD - A HORSE THAT SERVED THE CRIMEAN WAR STATUE OF LORD ARDILAUN IN ST STEPHEN'S GREEN WOFE TONE MONUMENT IN ST STEPHEN'S GREEN FAMINE MEMORIAL BY EDWARD DELANEY THE EARL OF CARLISLE - THERE WAS A STATUE HERE UNTIL JULY 1958 IRISH NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL GARDENS ISLAND BRIDGE DUBLIN HENRY GRATTAN IN MERRION SQUARE PARK - BY PETER GRANT GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL Æ IN MERRION SQUARE PARK THE VERONICA GUERIN MEMORIAL BUST AT DUBLIN CASTLE ÉIRE 1798 MEMORIAL St. MICHAN'S PARK MEMORIAL PLAQUE AR THE RORY O'MORE BRIDGE WILLIAM CONYNGHAM - ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN THOMAS DAVIS STATUE AND FOUNTAIN BY EDWARD DELANEY - NO WATER TO BE SEEN CHURCH STREET DISASTER MEMORIAL - FATHER MATTHEW SQUARE ON CHURCH STREET WATER SUPPLY HAS BEEN RESTORED - THOMAS DAVIS MONUMENT DR ISAAC USHER MONUMENT - THE DOCTOR WAS ONE OF THE FIRST PEOPLE IN IRELAND TO DIE IN A CAR ACCIDENT MEMORIAL - FATHER MATHEW SQUARE THE COOMBE MEMORIAL - THE DUBLIN LIBERTIES SHEEHAN MEMORIAL ON HAWKINS STREET MEMORIAL FOR PAUL - ZU ZHANG WONG HE MADE THE FIRST HOT AIR BALLOON FLIGHT IN IRELAND FROM RANELAGH - MEMORIAL TO RICHARD CROSBIE
The memorial tree is located within a public space on Pound Lane in Maynooth.

I am not sure if this a part of a larger park but because of flooding and construction hoarding the section that I visited was somewhat isolated.

The Lyreen river starts near Rathcoffey. It flows north through Barreen and it joins its main tributary, the Baltracey River. The Baltracey comes from Donadea lake with a small supply of fish. The river then flows through Laragh and through Millfarm and finally through Maynooth. It widens out into a low but wide and powerful river. The river formerly powered the mill there. It flows through the grounds of the St Patrick's College, Maynooth and Maynooth University, behind the castle by Manor Mills. It then flows into the Rye River by the Maynooth Reservoir. The Lyreen is the main tributary of the Rye.
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