In April 2026, 13 additional monuments from the Ireland was posted on the portal. In addition, Scotland was supplemented by a further 14 monuments (Borwick, Dun an Sticir, Dun Suladale, Kintradwell, Tappoch, Dun Mhaigh, Levenwick, Tinnis, Lennoxlove, Selkirk, Moredun, Loch Tay, Dun Deardail, Drummond Hill). The descriptions of the monuments at Glasgow (cathedral) and Dundurn have been thoroughly redacted and rewritten. Significant developments, additions and supplements to the descriptions: Tepenec, Pajrek, Mitrov, Louka, Ardnadam, Barpa Langass, Cairn Holy, Corrimony, Cuween Hill, Gray Cairns of Camster, Holm of Papa Westray, Isbister, Knowe of Lairo, Knowe of Yarso, Maes Howe, Nether Largie, Reineval, Ri Cruin, Caisteal na Coille, Clachtoll, Dun Dornaigil, Dun Carloway, Dun Ardtreck, Dun Boreraig, Dun Mor Vaul, Caisteal Grugaig.
In May 2026, 16 more, alphabetically added monument descriptions from Ireland and 10 additional monuments from the Scotland were uploaded (Lair, Easter Aquhorthies, Balfarg, Balbirnie, Aberuthven, Temple, Killean, Elgin Class, Morginton, Eastern Morgan). Thorough overhaul of descriptions of monuments: Dívci Kámen, Helfenburk u Bavorova, Castell Caereinion, Llanidloes (market hall), Meifod, Montgomery (church). Also extensive additions and corrections to descriptions: Taversoe Tuick, Torrylin, Unstan, Wideford Hill, Cashel (cathedral), Ardfert (cathedral), Callan (parish church), Ardchattan, Kingarth, Rothesay, Guilsfield, Llanbrynmair, Szczecin (St. Peter and Paul’s church), Choszczno (church), Trelystan, Bryndraenog, Bleddfa, Disserth, Gladestry, Llandeilo Graban, Llanstephan, Old Radnor, Presteigne.
