The meeting of the waters is where the Avonbeg joins the Avonmore to form the Avoca River, just up the road from the Ballykissangel Pub - or at least the Pub where it was filmed.
Meeting of the waters - looking towards the Avoca River |
Bridge over the Avonmore River |
The Rock of Cashel was the castle built in the 5th century by the Munster kings of whom the greatest was Brian Boru, the first and only High King of Ireland. In the 12thcentury it was handed over to the Catholic Church to be used as a cathedral centre.
The Rock of Cashel |
St Patrick's Cathedral |
Tapestry, Hall of the Vicars Choral |
Bench and table, Hall of the Vicars Choral |
Angel, Hall of the Vicars Choral |
Hall of the Vicars Choral |
Hall of the Vicars Choral |
St Patrick's Cathedral |
St Patrick's Cathedral |
Chancel & Sanctuary, St Patrick's Cathedral |
When the Normans arrived they introduced a Romanesque style of architecture and added a second chapel in that style
Romanesque Chapel |
St Patrick's Cross |
Ardmore beach. We stayed near here |
Enjoying live music, Round House Hotel Sunday afternoon. Note the blue sky |
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