This 13C Dominican foundation was lavishly endowed and given to the Corporation of Kilmallock by Queen Elizabeth I. Among the remaining features worth mentioning are the beautiful transept window and the 27m high tower, elegantly supported by narrow ..

This 13C Roman Catholic church dedicated to St Peter and St Paul still has the walls and arches of its nave and the south transept is virtually intact. The tower is part of an ancient round tower.

This 15C castle stands on the site of a former fortress built to guard Loobagh Valley. During the wars which marked the beginning of the Kilkenny Confederation, it was first used as an arsenal by the Irish and then as a hospital by Cromwell's troops.