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Historical Monuments in Buncrana
Grianan of Aileach
It is a stone fort with an amphitheater, near the top of Mount Grianán, which is roughly 18 km south of Buncrana. The sand may res
Historical Monuments in Drogheda
Athcarne Cross
On the way to Tara from Bru na Boyne, is where you can find this cross that's situated on the side of the road. It was built in 16
Churches in Drogheda
Skreen Church and Cross
Formerly known as Achall, the current name comes from Scrin Choluim chille (or: relics of Colmcille). In 875 the relics of Saint C
Historical Monuments in Drogheda
Tara
This beautiful site is most famous for having been the headquarters of the Kings of pre-Christian Ireland, who came to the thrown
Historical Monuments in Trim
The Yellow Steeple
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The Yellow Steeple gets its name from the golden color of the stone at sunset. It is a tower that reaches 40 meters in height, and
Cathedrals in Trim
The Cathedral of St. Patrick
This Cathedral has been a center of religious activity from the eighth century, when St. Loman became the first bishop of the Cour
Historical Monuments in Trim
The Sheep´s Gate
The Sheep´s Gate is the last vestige of the old city wall of Trim which was built by Geoffrey de Geneville, who occupied the castl
Castles in Trim
Talbot Castle
The castle can be found next to the yellow bell tower, across the river of Trim. Part of the abbey became in 1415, the stately hom
Churches in Trim
St. Patrick's Church
Not to be confused with the old cathedral of the same name and situated in the same town of Trim (as I thought myself). Although m
Historical Monuments in Trim
Wellington Column
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Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, studied in the ancient city of Trim. He trained in Talbot Castle and at the Abbey of Santa M
Abbeys in Sligo
Sligo Abbey
This is the only medieval building that has been preserved in the city, it was built in 1253. Much of the building is from the fif
Historical Monuments in Tipperary
Hall of the Vicars Choral
The entrance to the Rock of Cashel was vicar's choir room. This is a building that housed the Chamber Choir of the vicar and a mus
Historical Monuments in Tipperary
Cylindrical Tower of Cashel
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In the northeast corner of the cathedral inside Cashel Rock, we found this cylindrical tower. It is the oldest building in the rui
Churches in Tipperary
Cormac Chapel
Cormac Chapel is considered the prime jewel of Cashel. It is decorated with Romanesque carvings throughout the building. The north
Cathedrals in Tipperary
Cashel Cathedral
This historic site is located in the ruins of Cashel Rock. It is a thirteenth-century Gothic cathedral without cover. Its has thic
Churches in Galway
St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church
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This is the oldest parish church on the island, topped by a pyramid-shaped spire. It's on Market St, next to the craft booths sell
Historical Monuments in Kilkenny
The Tholsel
This building is the civic center of Kilkenny. It is located right on the main street and almost goes unnoticed, but is one of the
Historical Monuments in Ennis
Ennis Abbey
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Previously a home to more than 300 Franciscan friars and 600 seminarians. After becoming a huge complex with a church, surrounded