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Cashel Hotel tips
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Cashel Palace Hotel from91 €
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Baileys Hotel Cashel from55 €
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Cashel Travel guide
Cashel : Michelin's recommendations
The Rock of Cashel, a 60m limestone outcrop rising out of the Tipperary plain and dedicated to Saint Patrick, is the focal landmark for the town and the surrounding area. It is topped by some of the most magnificent religious ruins in Ireland, outstanding examples of primitive Christian architecture. From around 370 to 1101, the kings of Munster lived on the rock, making Cashel their capital and comparable in importance to Tara, capital of the High Kings of Ireland.
Tourist attractions Cashel : Things to see and do
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Rock of Cashel
R660 IRL - Cashel
A 60m-high limestone outcrop topped by a group of buildings, the Rock of Cashel is Ireland’s Acropolis. Evoking Celtic Christianity and the high kings of Ireland, Cashel’s jewel is Cormac’s Chapel ; the perfectly preserved 28m-high round tower is ma..
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Hore Abbey
R 505 IRL - Cashel
In 1272, monks from Mellifont founded Hore Abbey, the last Cistercian institution to be built in Ireland. The ruins date back primarily to the 13C. The cruciform church comprised, in addition to the chancel, a nave with aisles and two chapels to the ..
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Heritage Centre
Main St. IRL - Cashel
The history of the town is displayed in the Heritage Centre, with a model and an exhibition of royal jewellery, as well as relics from the house of McCarthy Mor.
Hotels Cashel
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Cashel Palace Hotel
Main Street IRL - Cashel
Dating from 1730, Cashel Palace is set in 28 acres of gardens, which surround the famous Rock of Cashel. It offers luxurious rooms decorated with antiquities and a fine-dining restaurant. The spacious rooms at the Cashel Palace Hotel are all individ..
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Baileys Hotel is a listed Georgian building located in the heart of Cashel town. It offers luxurious, refurbished rooms, fine dining, and views of The Rock of Cashel. With free parking, it is just 1.5km from junction 9 off the M8 motorway. The elega..
Restaurants Cashel
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Cafe Hans
Rockside, Moore Lane St IRL - Caiseal
Just down the road from The Rock of Cashel, a vibrant, popular eatery set next to big sister 'Chez Hans' and run by the same family. Closely set tables and art-covered walls. Tasty, unfussy dishes crafted from local ingredients. Arrive early as you c..
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Baileys of Cashel
42 Main St IRL - Caiseal / Cashel
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Chez Hans
Rockside, Moor Ln. IRL - Caiseal
Imposing former Synod Hall built in 1861, with stained glass lancet windows and vast, high-ceilinged inner. Carefully prepared and creatively presented dishes rely on local produce.
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Cashel Palace
Main St IRL - Caiseal
