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Lismore Travel guide
Lismore : Michelin's recommendations
Lismore, a lovely little town situated at the confluence of the River Blackwater and the River Owennashad, in the shadow of the castle, preserves one of Ireland's oldest cathedrals, as well as a number of interesting instances of profane architecture from the 19C, but in the old English Tudor style. Visitors can fish salmon, sea trout and brown trout in the idyllic surroundings of the Blackwater or take picturesque walks along the south bank.
Tourist attractions Lismore : Things to see and do
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St Carthage's Cathedral (Anglican)
South Mall IRL - Lismore
Most of the present-day monument dates from the early 17C, though two earlier religious buildings preceded it. Stone fragments from the west wall are the only remains of Great Lismore Church, first mentioned in 1173. A new cathedral was built in 1207..
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Heritage Centre
Main Street IRL - Lismore
The Old Courthouse provides visitors with a sense of the city's history through models and an audio visual presentation.
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St Carthach's Church (Roman Catholic)
Chapel St. IRL - Lismore
Designed in 1881 by W. G. Doolin, this red sandstone building with white limestone dressings is one of Ireland's most notable Norman churches in the Lombard style. Its adjacent square tower is in the style of Italian campaniles. A mosaic of Christ is..
Restaurants Lismore
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O'Brien Chop House
Main St IRL - Lismore
Timeless Victorian bar leading through to a rustic restaurant with bare wooden floorboards and whitewashed walls. Very appealing, value-for-money menu offers wholesome Irish dishes, which make excellent use of locally sourced produce. Polite, friendl..
