You are here: Home>Places>Tuam Heritage and Nature Trail>16. Saint Jarlath’s Broken Wheel 16. Saint Jarlath’s Broken Wheel St Jarlath's Broken WheelMichael Waldron St Jarlath's Broken WheelMichael WaldronForever an icon of Tuam, the broken wheel represented here was a Tuam Tidy Town project in 2001 and sponsored by Joe O’Toole.This page was added on 03/05/2018. No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this page Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment: *Name * Email * Website I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Tuam Heritage and Nature Trail01. St Mary’s Cathedral02. The Abbey of the Holy Trinity03. The riverside walkway04. The Annemarie McHugh Remembrance Park05. King Ruairdrí O’Connor Park and the Little Mill Museum06. Bridge House, 181907. Waterslade House08. Riverside garden and landscaped car park09. Palace Grounds Park10. River walk to Bishop Street Bridge11. Mule Sculpture12. Templenascreen13. The Eggstore14. Saint Jarlath’s ‘Old College’15. The Archbishop’s House16. Saint Jarlath’s Broken Wheel17. Cathedral of the Assumption18. Saint Jarlath’s College19. Mercy Convent20. Presentation Convent21. The Palace (Restaurant)22. 1916 – 1966 Monument23. The Domestic Quarters and Stables24. The Chair of Tuam25. The Seed sculpture26. The History of Tuam on nine storyboards27. The Bible School28. Georgian house29. House30. Geraghty’s Shop31. Hynes’ Residence32. Daly’s Hotel33. The building occupied by ‘Books n’ More’ on the Square34. Tuam Town Hall35. Plaques on the Town Hall36. The Market Cross37. The Sculpture38. Chapel Lane39. Templejarlath40. The County Council Area Office and Library opened in 200941. The Shambles was laid out in 179542. The Old Garda Barracks43. Grove House44. The Railway Station 1860–197645. Churchview House46. Churchview47. The Clárín48. The Railway Cottage49. Saint Mary’s Sensory Garden Share thisFacebookTwitterPinterestemail
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