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Clogher Travel guide
Clogher : Michelin's recommendations
Clogher's name probably originates from the Irish name Clogh-Oir, or Golden Stone, a famous oracle from pagan times, now exhibited in the cathedral porch. Clogher claims to be Ireland's oldest cathedral town (5C). According to legend, the first bishop, whose name the cathedral bears, was St Macartan or Macartin, one of St Patrick's disciples.
Tourist attractions Clogher : Things to see and do
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Cathedral
A4 GB - Clogher BT92
The cathedral dominates the village from the top of the hill where it was built between 1740 and 1745 in an austere classical style. Its tower is wide and topped with a balustrade and four bell towers. Two stone crosses (9 and 10C), stand in the ceme..
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Tomb of Knockmany
A4 GB - Clogher BT92
From the top of the hill, a fine view stretches t the south, beyond Knockmany Forest, on the Clogher Valley. A concrete bunker with a skylight was built in 1959 to protect the cair from extremes of weather, but the stones of the funerary chamber ..
Hotels Clogher
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Corick House Hotel & Spa
20 Corick Road GB - Clogher BT76 0BZ
Situated in the heart of Clogher Valley, 1 and half mile from the village of Augher, Corick House is a 17th century house with 43 rooms, free parking, spa facilities, a bar/restaurant, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Each spacious room at Corick..
