old church and round tower
By Irish
- 26 Dec, 2008
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it dates back to the 6th century TT. it was left in ruins in the 17th century but was restored by the office of public works
26 Dec, 2008
Thanks for the extra info.
It seems a lovely old church.
The grass around it looks well cared for. :o)
26 Dec, 2008
aye it was spotless TT, very well cared for
26 Dec, 2008
Looks an interesting place.
27 Dec, 2008
it was Hywel, pity there was no name plaque or info about the place there, i looked it up on the net when we got home tho
27 Dec, 2008
~at least you had sunshine Eileen!~
27 Dec, 2008
its been lovely here the past few days Arlene, i even seen a bumble bee out in the garden
27 Dec, 2008
Lovely old buildings, Irish. Are these near you?
28 Dec, 2008
there not too far from me Gilli, about 20 mins in the car.
28 Dec, 2008
This looks like a nice place to visit ,great photo...
28 Dec, 2008
Awesome...need I say more...
28 Dec, 2008
thanks guys
29 Dec, 2008
It,s lovely ! it,s a wonder that those two beautiful tall towers on at the front haven,t been dismantled for somebodys garden !!!
1 Jan, 2009
well protected over here Amy
1 Jan, 2009
Beautiful.
In the lower left hand corner is that a dog? or a cat?
2 Jan, 2009
well spotted lol, its Meg our dog , she gets into nearly every photo
2 Jan, 2009
sweet Meg, I couldn't tell if it was her or not (knew it was tay).
2 Jan, 2009
was NOT tay. lol
2 Jan, 2009
lol
2 Jan, 2009
Amazing...You are lucky to live in a country with such historical beauty !
5 Jan, 2009
had a mad building craze here for a few yrs, few beautiful old buildings were demolished , including a complete viking settlement, thankfully thats stopped and hopefully no more historical buildings will be knocked down.
5 Jan, 2009
I really do not like it when a building of such beauty and human devotion is demolished by carelessness of poor Government intervention. All Historical sites should be scrutinized by The Historical Society and protected at all costs with the support of Government until money can be issued to save it from the wrecking ball!
By the way Irish a glorious church you have found for us to enjoy!
The only craze is the selfish, heartless, ignorant developers!!!
The government could issue tax deductions or right offs to the new land owners providing they leave such history alone. Our kids, kids, kids will only have photos in books and mags left to see man's greatest creations!
Newfie you sure got some sharp eyes! I was drawn to the church.
5 Jan, 2009
I love this picure. You are lucky to live near such a beautiful site.
10 Jan, 2009
thanks Lisa
11 Jan, 2009
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Any more detail about these old building please ?
Good photo. :o)
26 Dec, 2008