Cashel Cathedral

This historic site is located in the ruins of Cashel Rock. It is a thirteenth-century Gothic cathedral without cover. Its has thick walls and perforated passages, which can be seen in the north aisle, at the base of the windows. The north aisle has 3 sixteenth century tombs which are decorated with elaborate carvings. In the center lies the tomb of Miler Magrath, from the XVII century. At the time, holding a Protestant Catholic bishop caused a major scandal. he west side is the fifteenth century archbishop's palace which spreads over 4 floors and features a large hall built over the nave. On the