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Rock of Cashel, Co. Tipperary
Location: There are several main routes into Cashel (N8 runs N/S right
through town and N74 runs NE into it). The Rock of Cashel sits high atop a huge limestone
outcropping, towering over the town, so it's hard to miss. There is a spectacular
long-distance view of the complex of ruins on the drive down N8 from the north. Because
of it's prominent position, it SHOULD be easy to find, but the streets are narrow and
windy and the signposts sometimes difficult to see. There is a large carpark at the
foot of the Rock. It charges a nominal fee, but within easy walking distance to most
everything worth seeing in Cashel, and it's very close to the public restroom and several
reasonably priced tearooms with good food. Entry onto the grounds of the Rock of Cashel
was 4.40 Euro in 2004. 9 am to at least 4:30 pm daily, year-round. It gets very crowded
in the summer months. Heritage Cards are accepted here.
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Other Items of Interest: Cashel Round Tower
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