Tullylease Church and Cross Slabs is an early Christian ecclesiastical site in County Cork, associated with a monastic foundation and
Timoleague Abbey stands in the village of Timoleague, County Cork, on the shore of the Argideen estuary. The site preserves
Timoleague Franciscan Friary occupies a waterside setting in the village of Timoleague, County Cork, overlooking the Argideen estuary. Its extensive
St Peter’s is a landmark building on Cork’s North Main Street, set within a former church that has found new
St Fin Barre’s Cathedral is one of Cork city’s most recognisable landmarks, a striking Gothic Revival cathedral crowned by three
St Finbarr’s South Church is a historic Catholic church in Cork city, long known to locals simply as the South
St Luke’s Church is a well-known building in Cork city, a former church that now serves as a venue for
St Mary’s Collegiate Church stands in the historic harbour town of Youghal, County Cork, and ranks among the oldest churches
St Multose Church is one of the oldest churches in Ireland still in use and a much-loved landmark in the
Sherkin Island lies off the coast of West Cork, a short hop from Baltimore, and is known for its birdlife,
Shandon Bells and Tower at St Anne’s Church is one of Cork city’s best-known landmarks, its distinctive tower rising over
Sheep’s Head is a long, slender peninsula in West Cork, County Cork, prized for its walking and unspoilt coastal scenery.
Saint Colman’s Cathedral stands above the harbour town of Cobh in County Cork, its tall spire a landmark visible for
Oileán Cléire, or Cape Clear Island, is Ireland’s southernmost inhabited island, lying off the coast of West Cork in County
Kinneigh Round Tower is one of County Cork’s notable early Christian monuments, standing beside a church in the countryside of
Kilcrea Franciscan Friary is a medieval monastic ruin in County Cork, founded for the Franciscan order in the late medieval
Glanworth Castle and Dominican Friary stand near the village of Glanworth in County Cork, a pairing of medieval ruins set
Cloyne Round Tower stands in the village of Cloyne in County Cork, a surviving example of Ireland’s distinctive early medieval
Christ Church is a place of worship at Glandore in County Cork, set within the scenic surroundings of this West
The Church of the Resurrection serves the village of Blarney in County Cork, providing a place of worship for the
Castlelyons Dominican Friary stands in the village of Castlelyons, County Cork, among the atmospheric remains of a medieval religious house.
The Cathedral of St Mary and St Anne stands in Cork city, County Cork, serving as the Catholic cathedral of
Ballybeg Augustinian Priory stands near Buttevant in County Cork, one of the notable medieval monastic sites of the region. Founded
Temple Cronan is a ruined medieval church set in the limestone landscape of the Burren, in the civil parish of
Scattery Island, known in Irish as Inis Cathaigh, lies in the Shannon Estuary a short distance off Kilrush in County
Saint Cronan’s Church stands in the village of Tuamgraney, County Clare, on the western shore of Lough Derg. Widely regarded
Quin Abbey, more properly Quin Friary, stands in the village of Quin in County Clare, a short distance from Ennis.
Kilnaboy Medieval Church and Round Tower stands in the Burren, in the north of County Clare, close to the R476
The Cathedral Church of St Flannan stands in the town of Killaloe, County Clare, on the banks of the River
Holy Island, known in Irish as Inis Cealtra, lies off the western shore of Lough Derg in County Clare. Uninhabited
Ennis Friary stands in the heart of Ennis, the county town of County Clare. This Franciscan house was founded in
Corcomroe Abbey is a ruined Cistercian monastery set in the northern Burren of County Clare, a short distance east of
Clare Abbey, also known as Clare Augustinian Abbey, is a ruined medieval monastery on the western bank of the River
Carran Medieval Church is a ruined church set in the karst landscape of the Burren in County Clare, in the
The Cathedral of Saint Patrick and Saint Felim stands in Cavan town, County Cavan, and serves as the cathedral church



































