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Not far from the Rock of Cashel is the Hore Abbey, which is a ruined Cistercian monastery in County Tipperary. If you want to go there, best just walk there from the Rock, it’s really close, and there are no real parking spots near the Abbey. It was originally a Benedictine order, but in 1272, Archbishop David had a dream that the monks would make an attempt on his life, and so he violently dispossessed them of their house and lands. This Abbey also was the last Cistercian foundation in Ireland overall. It’s really interesting to walk through it, but it truly lies in ruin.
Flynn On TourFlynn On Tour
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It’s a beautiful historical place originally built in the 13th century. It has ruins but well protected. A bit confusing when you see the sign at the gate, seems like a private property. After talking to a nice local lady, I found that the building structures are Ireland heritage and government property along with the walkway. The surrounding field is more like private property since cows come to the area during summer. No designated parking but you can just park on the street. Free parking and free entrance. A roadside attraction from Dublin to Cork.
Yeasin BhuiyanYeasin Bhuiyan
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This Abbey can be seen from the grounds of the Rock of Cashel and is within walking distance , probably 10-15mins. If you go by car there is very limited parking We went by car and what made this unique was we had to cross a field of cows to get to the Abbey which for us made it more fun. You enter at your own risk but the cows never bothered us. The Abbey was bigger than we expected and in good shape in many places. As it's in the middle of a field it also makes for some great photo shots . If you visiting Rock of Cashel then pop in to the Abbey
Andre HackartAndre Hackart
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There is no good place to park but it's a short walk from town and there's a little walkway trail from the Rock of Cashel to the Abbey, just follow the signs for the Tipperary Heritage Walk. There is a gate at the entrance with a little information about the Abbey. There is a path from the gate to the Abbey that crosses a cow pasture, be careful to avoid cow patties. The Abbey has a lot to see and it's free. We stayed just up the road at O'Brien's Lodge so it was easy to get there.
Andrea AddingtonAndrea Addington
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One of my favourite spots in the south of Ireland. It is so underrated and well kept! It is also free of charge ♡ The ruins are gorgeous and certainly gave me that peaceful feeling that I look for when visiting places like these! There is a small cemetery at the back, and stunning views of Rock of Cashel. To enter you must follow the footpath into the private fields, please respect the fields and don't litter. P.S. When in the abbey, don't forget to look up :)
Steph GingellSteph Gingell
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Of Historical significance over 800 years old.. beautiful stone work, built originally by the Benedictine order with medieval methods still in evidence today. Situated in a working farm field with roaming cattle and a pathway straight to entryway. A magnificent view of "the Cashel " just above on the limestone. NOT.. wheelchair accessible as you have a small rounded gate with one way access to navigate onto pathway. No parking lot.. small roadways.
Bernadette MarkleyBernadette Markley
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Rock House, St Patricks Rock St. Patricksrock, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland
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Hore Abbey is a ruined Cistercian monastery near the Rock of Cashel, County Tipperary, Republic of Ireland. 'Hore' is thought to derive from 'iubhair' – yew tree.
attractions: Rock of Cashel, Cashel Folk Village, The Cathedral Church of St John the Baptist and St Patrick's Rock (Cashel Cathedral), Rock of Cashel, St. Declan's Way, restaurants: Chez Hans, The Bishop’s Buttery
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