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Best 1 Cushendale Woollen Mills

Cushendale Woollen Mills is a historic working textile mill located in the village of Graiguenamanagh in County Kilkenny, Ireland. Operating on the banks of the River Barrow, the facility has produced traditional Irish wool textiles for several centuries under the stewardship of the Cushen family. T...

2 Jerpoint Abbey

Jerpoint Abbey is a former Cistercian monastery in County Kilkenny, Ireland, founded in the second half of the 12th century. The abbey is noted for its well-preserved cloister, whose arcades display carved figures and decorative motifs from the late medieval period. The site also retains substantial...

3 St Canice's Cathedral

St Canice's Cathedral is a Church of Ireland cathedral located in Kilkenny, Ireland. Constructed primarily between 1202 and 1285, it is a significant example of early Gothic architecture in the country and serves as the episcopal seat of the Diocese of Ossory. The cathedral sits on a historic monast...

4 Kilfane Glen Mill

Operating within County Kilkenny, Ireland, this 18th-century watermill is uniquely integrated into Kilfane Glen, a restored 1790s Romantic-era garden landscape.

5 Kilfane Mill

Kilfane Mill is a historic watermill located in County Kilkenny, Ireland, recognized for its role in grinding grain for the surrounding agricultural region.

6 Castlecomer Discovery Park Mill

Castlecomer Discovery Park Mill is an 18th-century former industrial mill located in County Kilkenny, Ireland, now serving as a cultural site.

7 Callan Corn Mill

Callan Corn Mill is a historic watermill in County Kilkenny, Ireland, notable for its vital role in processing local grain harvests during the 19th century.

8 James Stephens Barracks

James Stephens Barracks in Kilkenny is an Irish Army installation named after James Stephens, who founded the Irish Republican Brotherhood in Dublin in 1858.

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