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   In February, I added 15 new buildings from Ireland. The following sites received a major overhaul: Hvězda, Svojkov, Garleton, Fast, and Barra. Major changes, additions and expansions to descriptions in: Kirkliston, Linlithgow (church), Musselburgh, North Berwick, Roslin (chapel), Seton, Torphichen, Aikwood, Buckholm, Cardrona, Cessford, Cockburnspath, Coldingham, Cranshaws, Dryburgh, Hermitage, Hillslap, Dryburgh (abbey), Kelso, Legerwood, Melrose, Neidpath, Peebles, Roxburgh, Smailholm, Timpendean, Cairnbulg, Svrčov, Bošovice, Štěpánov nad Svratkou, Hřídelík, Ronov, Česká Lípa (castle), Chudý Hrádek, Děvín, Milčany, Hvezda, Lvova, Ralsko.
   In March 2026, I added 12 more Irish monuments to the portal. I also thoroughly revised and expanded the descriptions of monuments such as Duffus (church), Elgin (cathedral), Pluscarden, Thurso (church), Quoyness, Clickimin, Starý Berštejn, Košťálov, and Kisimul. Major changes and additions in: Inverugie, Deer, Findlater, Altyre, Auchindoun, Birnie, Burghead, Cullen, Balvenie, Duffus (castle), Drumin, Kinloss, Findochty, Fedderate, Loanhead of Daviot, Lochindorb, Beauly, Balnuaran of Clava, Cawdor, Sobień, Egilsay, Dalkeith, Rennibister, Midhowe, Fortrose, Fearn, Tain (church), Dun Troddan, Dornoch, Eoropie, Loch Caravat, Velenice, Zakšín.

   In December 2025, I added 14 more buildings from Ireland. I also uploaded two additional monuments from previously listed countries: a Welsh tenant house in Llwyn Celyn and the cathedral house in Wrocław. I completely rewrote the descriptions of the monuments in Melice and Poličná. I added significant expansions, corrections, and additions to the descriptions in: Děrné, Landek, Letovice, Levnov, Louka, Luleč, Mitrov, Obřany u Brna, Orlovice, Otaslavice, Přerov, Sanquhar, Whithorn, Cairn Holy, Tibbers, Alloa, Melgund, Volyně, Chichy and Borów Wielki.
   In January 2026, 17 more monuments from Ireland were added to medievalheritage.eu. In addition, I thoroughly revised the descriptions of the monuments: Abernethy, Dunkeld, Dunning, Perth, Dunblane, Cairnpapple Hill, Velká Polom, Bukov. Significant changes and expansion of posts took place regarding monuments in: Drummond, Kinross, Antrim, Bardowie, Koronowo, Doune, Dunglass, Duntreath, Inchmahome, Torwood, Crichton (castle), Dirlot (castle), Rabštejn u Dukovan, Ronov, Sovinec, Šaumburk, Šenkenberk, Brno (castle), Šternberk (Štamberk), Strálek, Tasov, Uherčice, Žďárec, Zátor.

   In August 2025, 20 more buildings from Ireland, 5 additional monuments from Wales (almshouse in Llawhaden and churches in Dixton, Llanidan, Llanbedrgoch, Wolvesnewton), as well as 1 additional Hungarian monument (Récéskút Church) were published on medievalheritage.eu. Major changes to the descriptions of monuments: Rhos on Sea (Llys Euryn), Ruthin (Nantclwyd y Dre), Rhuddlan (castle), St Asaph, Cowbridge (town walls, church), Coychurch, Laleston, Llanblethian (church), Llanmihangel (church). Significant additions, corrections, and expansions to descriptions: Kaltenštejn, Kanšperk, Bryneglwys, Denbigh (town walls, Carmelite friary, church of St. Marcela), Efenechtyd, Gresford, Rhos on Sea (church of St. Trillo), Llanfwrog, Llangernyw, Llanynys, Valle Crucis, Wrexham, Caerwys, Cilcain, Basingwerk, Hawarden (church), Holywell, Hope, Rhuddlan (church), Bridgend (Old Bridge), Cardiff (church of St. John), Llandaff (cathedral), Coity (church), Colwinston, Llancarfan, Llanedeyrn, Llanfrynach, Llanmaes, Llansannor.
   In September 2025, I added 12 additional monuments from Ireland, 7 more monuments from Wales (Garnllwyd, monastic grangia and house in Llantwit Major, grangia in Monknash, Ruperra, Cross Keys House in Swansea), 1 additional site from Poland (town walls and castle in Lelów). I completely rewrote the descriptions of monuments in: Newton, Pyle, St Brides Major, St Fagans (church), Viljandi (Franciscan friary), Żagań (Franciscan friary), Biely Kameň. Major changes and extensions in: Llantrisant (church), Llysworney, Marcross, Michaelston le Pit, Monknash, Oystermouth (church), Penmark (church), Pennard (church), Penrice (church), Porthkerry, St Andrews Major, St Athan, Będzin (town walls, castle), St Brides super Ely, St Lythans (church), Old St Mellons, St Nicholas, Sully, Wenvoe, Maudlam, Tythegston, Cadoxton Juxta Barry, Kidwelly (castle), Ballyshawnmore, Namysłów (Franciscan friary), Dobra, Wrocław (St. Vincent’s Abbey in Ołbin, castle on Ostrów Tumski), Kołobrzeg (church), Kraví Hora, Křídlo, Hluboký.

   In June 2025, I added to the portal 11 Irish monuments, two Welsh Cistercian abbeys (Cwmhir and Whitland), and one Polish monument (Franciscan friary in Brzeg). The descriptions of Krupka (church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary), Llanfihangel Rogiet, Llanthony, and Kórnik were rewritten from scratch. Significant expansion, changes, and corrections to the descriptions of monuments in: Janštejn, Jevišovice (left and right bank castles), Chepstow (castle), Abergavenny (Benedictine priory), Bedwellty, Caerwent (church), Caldicot (church, castle), Christchurch, Grosmont (church, castle), Kemeys Commander, Llanbadoc, Llandenny, Llanfihangel Crucorney, Llanvihangel Gobion, Llangattock Lingoed, Llangattock Vibon Avel, Llangybi (church), Llangwm Uchaf, Llanllowell, Llantarnam, Llantilio Crossenny, Llantrisant, Llanvaches, Llanvair Discoed, Llanvapley, Llanvetherine, Llanwern, Magor, Mamhilad, Mathern (church), Nash, Tábor (town hall).
   In July, I added to the medievalheritage.eu 16 monuments from Ireland, 3 more monuments from Poland (Dobrowoda, Pilzno, Morawica), and 2 monuments from Hungary (Zalavár – Mosaburg stronghold and St. Hadrian’s Church). Major changes in the descriptions of monuments: Newport (church), Penhow (castle), Peterstone Wentlodge, Skenfrith (church), Ambla, Opava (church). Significant expansions and additions to descriptions: Newport (castle), Penhow (church), Portskewett, Raglan (castle), Redwick, Rogiet, St Brides Wentloog, Shirenewton, Skenfrith (castle), Tintern, Trelleck, Usk (nunnery, castle), Barclodiad y Gawres, Llangristiolus, Lligwy (tomb), Tregaian, Presaddfed, Trewalchmai, Beddgelert, Llanfihangel y Pennant, Llanfrothen, Llangelynnin (Tywyn), Tywyn, Znojmo (town hall), Harju Madise.

   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.

   In February 2025, I added 13 new descriptions of buildings from Ireland, 11 additional Czech monuments (Bořitov, Horní Bory, Horní Stropnice, Javorník, Loučovice, Petrovice u Sušice, Pravonín, Rakšice, Staré Prachatice, Uhliště, Závišice). In addition, I have thoroughly revised and expanded the descriptions of monuments in: Veveří (church of the Virgin Mary), Olomouc (cathedral), Hrušov, Liberec (residential buildings instead of Wallenstein Houses), Monkton (Benedictine abbey), Narberth (church), Strzelin (town hall), Rhoscrowther, Llanwenog, Camrose, Uzmaston, Haverfordwest (church of St. Martin, church of St. Mary), Laugharne (church), Angle (church), Burton. I also included significant changes in the descriptions of monuments: Moravská Třebová, Dražice, Trenčín (castle), Lamphey (church), Llawhaden, Robeston West, Nevern (church), Lawrenny, Tregaron, Cyffig, Brawdy, Llanddewi Brefi, Mynachlogddu, Amroth, Ludchurch, St Florence, St Twynnells, Pembrey, St Ishmaels, St Ishmael, Manorbier (church), Gumfreston, Marros, Eglwyscummin, St Clears, Wiston (church), Begelly, Carew (church), Bardejov (church). 
   In March this year I added 19 monuments from Ireland and 8 additional monuments from the Czech Republic: Březník, Hulín, Ivančice, Jihlava (St. John’s Church), Komárov, Mikulovice, Mohelno, Rybníky. I thoroughly revised the descriptions of monuments such as: Newport (church), Pembroke (church), Tenby (church), Llanfihangel y Creuddyn, Myddfai, Rudbaxton, St Petrox, Carmarthen (church), Marloes, Turnberry, Šebkovice, Neustupov, Kožlí, Jemnice (St. James’ church), Šebkovice, Bratislava (St. Martin’s church), Carew (castle). Large additions to descriptions in: Kidwelly (St. Mary’s church), Llanfair ar y Bryn, Bosherston, Castlemartin, Cilycwm, Penbryn, Llandawke, Llanbadarn Fawr, Llansawel, Llandeloy, Llandysul, Llansteffan (church), Cardigan, Wiston (castle), Věžka, Tečovice, Jemnice (church of St. Stanislaus), Jihlava (Franciscan friary), Kroměříž (church), Lelekovice (church), Vyšehorky, Našiměřice, Nárameč, Košice (church of St. Elizabeth).

   In December 2024, I added 14 more Irish monuments, as well as 9 additional monuments from the Czech Republic: Bor u Tachova (chapel), Dobrš (church of St. John and church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary), Dražice, Libčany, Olbramovice u Moravského Krumlova, Stav, Stříbro (church of St. Peter), Tetín (church of St. Catherine), and 1 description of a building from Poland (town walls of Inowłodz). Major changes to the descriptions of monuments: Tczew (Dominican friary), Krásna Hôrka, Wieleń. Considerable changes and expansion of descriptions: Gdańsk (Dominican friary), Toruń (Dominican friary), Landaff (cathedral), Zubštejn, Hukvaldy.
   In January 2025, 14 new descriptions of buildings from Ireland were added. In addition, 9 monuments from the Czech Republic: Hrádek u Lovčic, Šebín, Zbraslav u Brna, Srbice, Želkovice, Živohošť, Znojmo (St. Elizabeth’s church, St. Michael’s church, Franciscan friary). I thoroughly rebuilt the descriptions: Narberth (castle), Llantwit Major, Caerleon (castle and legionary fort), Rožnov, Čičava. Significant changes and expansion of descriptions: Gileston, Johnston, Steynton, Mladá Boleslav (Templ Palace), Carmarthen (castle), Cardigan (castle), Boskovice (church), Vysoký Chlumec, Hradešín, Štěpkov, Plaveč, Znojmo (castle), Holubice, Chvalšiny, Svatý Tomáš, Zátoň, Vimperk (church of St. Bartholomew), Annín, Kašperské Hory (church of St. Nicholas), Malý Bor, Velhartice (church of St. Mary Magdalene), Tedražice, Horšovský Týn (church), Planá, Chrostova (Kamyk Castle), Kozieglowy, Brno (town hall, Cistercian abbey), Mirów, Szaflary.

   In October 2024, I posted on ​​medievalheritage.eu another 12 monuments from Ireland, 2 additional monuments from the Czech Republic (stronghold in Hradec u Němětic and the medieval village of Pfaffenschlag), as well as 3 monuments from Poland: Kosieczyn, Posada Rybotycka, Staniątki. I thoroughly edited and expanded: Niepołomice (castle), Nagylózs, Wieluń (town walls plus an added description of the castle), Dolní Bělá, Gostynin, Brníčko. I have also significantly expanded the descriptions of monuments in: Szydłów (castle), Muszyna, Zborov, Čičava, Moryń (church), Talmberk, Střela, Divín, Kutná Hora (Hrádek), Český Krumlov (St. Vitus church), Baranów, Tudorów, Chełmno (Dominican friary), Szydłowiec (castle), Rytwiany, Drzewica (castle), Koprzywnica, Brandýs nad Orlicí.
   In November 2024, 15 monuments from Ireland were added to the portal, 8 additional monuments from Poland (Legnica – church of St. Peter and Paul, Żelisławiec, Wapnica, Nowielin, Mierzyn, Kołbaskowo, Chełm Dolny, Kowalów Lubuski). In addition, the descriptions of monuments in: Čeladná, Frýdštejn, Hluboký, Tallinn (cathedral), Kumburk, Pernštejn, Sirotčí Hrádek underwent thorough changes. A slightly smaller but significant expansion of descriptions and graphics in: Elbląg (Dominican friary), Jenštejn, Tallinn (town hall), Kraków (burghers’ tenement houses), Pyšolec, Slezská Ostrava, Štandl, Herencsény (Haraszti church), Starý Jičín, Šternberk, Úsov, Vajsenstejn, Rabenstejn.

   In August 2024, I added to the medievalheritage.eu 14 additional buildings from Ireland and 6 more monuments from Estonia and Latvia (tower houses Nabe, Murmuiža, Järve, castle in Ropaži, church in Burtnieki, Latgalian stronghold Tērvete). In addition, a description of the settlement Březno u Loun in the Czech Republic was added. Major changes and expansion of descriptions took place in: Świny, Bolków, Grzmiąca, Rokitnica, Owiesno, Kłaczyna, Milicz, Jelcz. Significant changes in the descriptions of monuments: Limbaži, Smiltene, Krimulda, Koluvere, Otepää, Piltene, Dundaga, Ēdole, Bērzaune, Vao, Purtse, Uraz, Stara Łomnica, Rybnica Leśna, Cieszów, Bardo, Czarny Bór, Wleń, Proszówka, Nowy Dwór, Prochowice, Karpień, Szczerba, Panków, Legnica (castle), Żelazno, Biestrzyków, Wrocław (castle on Ostrów Tumski), Otmęt, Ząbkowice (castle).
   In September 2024, 13 more monuments from Ireland were added to the portal. I also added 10 monuments from Poland: Ołobok, Popowice, Naramice, Grębień, Borów Polski (church and castle), Chichy, Ciepłowody, Bagieniec. I have thoroughly revised the descriptions of the monuments: Wytrzyszczka (Tropsztyn), Rytro, Brześć Kujawski (castle), Legnica (castle), Ćmielów, Chotel Czerwony, Podgrodzie, Sadłowo, Kraków (commercial buildings). Significant developments of the descriptions of the monuments took place in: Czchów (castle), Łaszew, Brześć Kujawski (town walls), Nowy Korczyn (castle), Bobrowniki, Rembów, Wojsławice, Uniejów (castle), Szadek, Lubin (castle), Brzeg (castle), Kurozwęki, Inowłódz (castle), Jędrzejów, Strzelce Krajeńskie (town walls, church).