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Tag Archives: NAtional Monument
Gallán Bhaile Phúinse
A short distance up the road from the Standing stone at Craddockstown we find what is possibly the tallest Standing stone in the country. It is definitely the tallest I have come across to date. I first spotted it driving … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Photography, Standing Stone
Tagged Bronze age, Ireland, Kildare, NAtional Monument, Neolithic, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Standing Stone, Travel
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Uachtar Ard
Uachtar Ard was well named as it translates from Gaelic to mean A high place, The Round Tower at Uachtar Ard rests beside the ruins of an old church ruin on a quite hill top in Kildare. It is associated … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Photography, Round Tower
Tagged church, Ireland, Kildare, NAtional Monument, Nikon, Oughterard, photographer, Photography, round Tower, St. Brigid, Travel, Uachtar Ard
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Kilgobbin High Cross
Right beside the mound on which Kilgobbin church sits there is a very nice but weathered and damaged Celtic High Cross. As mentioned in my previous post about the church ruins at Kilgobbin in the early 1800s a three-armed Celtic … Continue reading
St. Cuthbert’s Church, Kilmahuddrick
On a recent expedition I by chance found another of these ruined medieval churches near Bawnogue in Clondalkin. Known locally, as Kilmahuddrick or St. Cuthbert’s. These ruins seem to be a dime a dozen lately as im finding them nearly … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Historical, Landscape, Photography, Places of Interest
Tagged 15th Century, Abbey, Arch, Balichelmer, Bawnogue, Blessed Virgin Mary, Chancel, church, Clondakin, Graveyard, Kilmahuddrick, Lindisfarne, Master Osbertus, Moate, monastery, Monks, NAtional Monument, Nave, Park, Ruin, St. Cuthbert
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