Rock of Cashel

Historical landmark · Cashel

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Rock of Cashel Travel Guide by Rick Steves

"Crowning the fertile Plain of Tipperary, I consider the Rock of Cashel one of Ireland's most historic and evocative sights; if I'm traveling from Dublin toward the west or south, it's the most worthwhile stop. It's perhaps the most striking and cohesive of Ireland's many ruined old settlements, yet compact, quick to see, and easy to enjoy in a satisfying visit. The low-key, modern town of Cashel at the base of the Rock offers some good restaurants and accommodations." - RICKSTEVES

https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/ireland/rock-of-cashel

St. Patricksrock, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland Get directions

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