English: Never even knew of the existence of this very impressive structure at Celbridge in Co. Kildare. Did you? Where exactly was it and is it still there? Who built it and why?
Obelisk; Celbridge; Kildare; Ireland; Leinster; Architecture; Trees; Straw Boater; Robert French; William Lawrence; Lawrence Collection; Glass Negative; National Library of Ireland; Conolly's Folly; Baois Uí Chongaile; The Connolly Folly; Castletown Estate; Speaker Conolly; William Connolly; Richard Castle; Stone Pineapple; Eagles; Pillar; Katherine Conolly
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