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    11 Celtic Ruins and Ancient Sites in Ireland - Travel …

    • The massive Priory at Kells is the largest and most important of the Augustinian monastic sites in Ireland. Kells was believed to be founded by Baron Geoffrey FitzRobert in 1193. The priory was attacked and destr… 展开

    Glendalough

    The monastic settlement of Glendalough was founded in the 6thcentury by St. Kevin and is noted for its massive round tower standing on the valley floor in the Wicklow Mountains. Glen… 展开

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    Baltinglass Abbey

    Between Glendalough and Kilkenny is the small village of Baltinglass. As we planned our route, I noted on the map that there was a ruin in the town. Intrigued, we decided to stop f… 展开

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    The Rock of Cashel

    Few sites in Ireland have as much historical significance as the Rock of Cashel. On this site above the Tipperary plain, St. Patrick converted and baptized the King of Munster in the 5thcentury… 展开

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    Hore Abbey

    Hore Abbey is just a stone’s throw from the Rock of Cashel, but it is a very different site. Originally a Benedictine abbey, it was founded in 1266. But just a few short years later in 1272, Arc… 展开

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    What are the most visited Celtic ruins?
    Given its location on the popular Ring of Kerry, this is one of the most visited Celtic ruins. This unusual building on the Dingle Peninsula overlooking Ard na Caithne/Smerwick dates from the 12th century. This small structure is believed to be an early Christian church or chapel.
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