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Thought you might enjoy a brief overview and photos of St. Mullin's Monastic Site: https://irelandyes.wordpress.com/2017/09/16/stmullins/

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We visited St Mullins last Oct on a day-trip outing from Kilkenny. Not mentioned in your link, there is also a very famous Holy Well located nearby also. The ruins was almost on par with Glendalouch and have not yet visited Clonmacnoise, tho it is on my short list! A bonus is a couple small rural villages nearby with quaint pubs, that deserve a visit! I think Carlow county as a whole is under rated and unvisited. Highly recommended!
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I also recommend Altamont Gardens in Carlow.

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Dan --   Like almost EVERY part of Ireland, there are a LOT of places in Carlow worth visiting!  biggrin   biggrin   biggrin

Castles:  Carlow, Clonmore, Black, Ballymoon, Ballyloughan, Huntington Castles, Rathgall (in Tullow) -- and the incomparable, Duckett's Grove.

Dolmens:  Brownshill, Haroldstown

Libations:  Walsh Whiskey Distillery, the O'Hara Family's Carlow Brewing Company

Info on these (and more!):       http://carlowtourism.com/



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