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Clonmacnoise

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The motte and bailey (earthworks) were built by the English between 1170-1220 to protect the river crossing of the Shannon. The original wooden castle was burned and replaced by the present stone castle by Henry of London in c.1214. All that remains are the ruined walls and the earthworks.

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Great remains, museum and cemetery!

10/29/2024

Clonmacnoise are ruins of a Middle-Ages monastery located in County Offaly in the center of Ireland....

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