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Athassel Abbey

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South Tipperary
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This ruined Augustinian priory is situated on the west bank of the River Suir. The tomb of William de Burgh, the Norman founder of the priory, lies in the church. Established in 1192, Athassel is believed to have been the largest medieval priory in Ireland until it burned down in 1447. The scattered monastic site conveys a tranquil atmosphere, from the gatehouse and church to the remains of the cloister. and chapter house. The church has a fine west doorway, nave and chancel walls, as well as a 15th century central tower.
Five miles west of Cashel, Tipperary
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