In April, I added 14 more monuments from Ireland, mostly alphabetically arranged, as well as 7 additional buildings from the Czech Republic: Hejná, Horšovský Týn (St. Anne’s Church), Loučovice (St. Procopius’ Chapel), Nebovidy, Přední Výtoň, Újezd Svatého Kříže, Toužim (castle and town walls). I also completely rewrote the descriptions of monuments in: Markovice, Chvojen, Flint, Nevern (castle), Tenby (town walls), Monmouth (Monnow Bridge). I posted significant changes and additions to the descriptions of buildings in: Hauenštejn, Písek (Stone Bridge), Pembroke (town walls, castle), Ewloe, Demandice, Bítov, Blansek, Bludov, Bílavsko, Boskovice, Nový Hrad u Adamova, Bouzov, Bukov, Bukovina, Cimburk u Koryčan, Cornštejn, Čejkovice, Čepička, Český Rudolec, Dalečín, Dědice, Deblín, Dolní Kounice (castle).
In May, I provided on medievalheritage.eu 17 more monuments from Ireland and 5 Czech buildings (Starý Svojanov, Trhové Sviny, Teleci, Kozmice, Bedřichův Světec). I have thoroughly edited and supplemented the descriptions of: Kobiernice (Wołek Castle), Wrocław (city walls, Imperial Castle), Żary (parish church), Manorbier (castle), Caerwent (combined description of the walls with the Roman town). Supplements and extensions to the descriptions of monuments also in: Doubravice nad Svitavou, Drahotuše, Dub (Tassenberg), Kondrac, Polička (church), Frejštejn, Frýdek, Heraltice, Holoubek, Horní Dunajovice, Hoštejn, Hostim, Skryta, Llangybi (Tretrug Castle), Wrocław (arsenal), Banská Štiavnica (Dominican Friary), Bierzwnik, Mikulov, Doubravská Hora, Kruszwica (castle), Criccieth.