Just eleven miles north of Cahir on the road to Dublin, CASHEL grew around, and is completely dominated by, the spectacular Rock of Cashel , a limestone outcrop topped by a splendid array of medieval buildings. No tourist bus will bypass the site so an early-morning or late-afternoon visit will make an important difference to your first impressions. In deep contrast to the ecclesiastical splendour of the Rock is a visit to the tiny Bothán Scóir a unique one-roomed peasant dwelling. The GPA Bolton Library will appeal to antiquarian book lovers, and the museum at Cashel Folk Village will … more »
Bourke suggests visiting the town of Cashel where guests can see the... more »
Cashel and the famous Rock of Cashel is one of Ireland's most important... more »
Tucked away in the little town of Loughmore, Ireland is the perfect retreat... more »
Towering above the rich farmland in south-central Ireland 50 mi/80 km northeast... more »
Towering above the rich farmland in south-central Ireland 50 mi/80 km northeast... more »