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The huge cathedral was burned to the ground and ransacked in 1647 during the English Civil War. Built in the 13C according to a cruciform plan, it sports a central steeple, built a century later. In the chancel, a recess (south side) houses the remains of Bishop Miller MacGrath, twice married and father to nine children, who died in 1621 after having served both the Protestant and Catholic churches.
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- From€15(61 reviews)45.6 km
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide61 m - R 660, Cashel
- The Green Guide310 m - Main Street, Cashel
- The Green Guide522 m - 4 Friar Street, Cashel
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Where to sleepnearby
- From €87Rockville House B&B185 m - 10 Moore Lane, Cashel
- From €65O'Briens Cashel Lodge430 m - Rock House, Cashel
- From €40Cashel Town Center INN462 m - 5 John Street, Cashel
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Where to eatnearby
- Chez Hans€€€MICHELIN 2024154 m - Rockside, Moor Lane, Cashel
- The Bishop's Buttery€€€€MICHELIN 2024321 m - Cashel Palace Hotel, Main Street, Cashel E25 EF61
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