Emo Court
Rock of Dunamaise
Castle Durrow
Ballyfin House
Donaghmore Famine Workhouse Museum
Lea Castle
Coolbanagher Church
St. Fintan's Hospital Portlaoise
Treacy's Thatched Pub, The Heath
Portlaoise Train Station
Round Tower Timahoe
Stradbally Hall
O'Moore Park
Arthouse Stradbally
Aghaboe Abbey
Portlaoise Garda Station
Midlands Regional Hospital Portlaoise
Mountmellick Presbyterian Church
Portlaoise Prison
Poet's Cottage Camross
Durrow Square
Abbeyleix Heritage House
Jamestown Thatched Cottage
Roundwood House
Morrissey's Abbeyleix
St. Peter's Church Portlaoise
St. Canice's Church Clough
Courthouse Portlaoise
Mountrath Parochial Hall
Old Bank Building Main Street Portlaoise
Courthouse Borris-in-Ossory
Old Presentation Convent Portlaoise
St. Colman's Russia Orthodox Church Stradbally
Ballintubbert House
Tenakill House Raheen
Midlands Prison Portlaoise
Maltings Stradbally
Preston House Abbeyleix
Abbeyleix House
Former East End Hotel Portarlington
St. Manman's Church Clonaslee
Church of Ireland Rathdowney
Abbeyleix Market House
Church of Ireland Borris-in-Ossory
Church of St. Michael and All Angels Abbeyleix
Capard House
De La Salle Monastery Castletown
Dunamaise Arts Centre
You have nominated your favourite buildings in Laois and now it's time to get voting!
We issued the callout last week for readers to nominate their favourite buildings in the county and you responded in your droves.
From Stradbally to Borris-in-Ossory, you have produced a list of stunning entrants and what a variety!
The top five from this poll will make it through to the final shortlist from which a panel of experts will pick the overall winner.
Get voting!
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