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Mid East Wicklow |
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Avondale House & Forest Park
Birthplace and home of Charles Stewart Parnell.
Rathdrum
+353 (0)404 46111 |
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Black Castle
Situated on a rocky promontory, overlooking the harbour
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Glendalough
One of Ireland's biggest attractions with 6th century
ancient monastery and visitor centre.
+353 (0)404 45325
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Wicklow's Historic Gaol
Cells and dungeons.
Wicklow Town
+353 (0)404 61599 |
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North East Wicklow |
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Bray Heritage Centre
From Strongbow to Steam - 1000 years of Bray.
Bray
+353 (0)1 2866796 |
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Delgany Ecclesiastical Remains
The remains consists of foundations of the nave and
chancel of the church. There is also a portion of
granite high cross in the graveyard.
Delgany |
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Glencree Visitor Centre
Former 19th Century British Army Barracks.
Glencree
+353 (0)1 2829711 |
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Kilcoole Church
Plain 12th-century church, dedicated to St. Mary, is a
nave and chancel structure. The graveyard has some fine
18th - century tombstones. |
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Kindlestown Castle
The ruins of 13th century castle which was built by
Archibald family with the ground floor originally roofed
by barrel - vault.
Greystones |
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St. Crispin's Cell
St. Crispin’s cell and surrounding medieval site lie in
the town-land of Rathdown.
Greystones |
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St Mary's Church
A small 16th century church situated near the a Old
Downs village.
Greystones |
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St. Valery's Cross
Small 12th century granite cross with an un-pierced ring, a crucifixion scene on one side and two human heads
on the other.
Bray |
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South Wicklow |
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Aghowle Church
This 12th century church has an interesting west door,
an unfinished granite cross and a stone basin.
Shillelagh |
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The Avoca Mines
Colourful mine landscape
Avoca |
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Croneban "The Mottee Stone"
Legend has it, Fionn MacCumhaill hurled the stone from
the top of Lugnaquilla Mountain.
Avoca |
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Moylisha Wedge Tomb
The tomb has an entrance chamber with a longer burial
chamber behind and is roofless.
Shillelagh |
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Rathgall Hillfort
It consists of three concentric stone walls with
external ditches and is said to have been the seat of
the kings of South Leinster.
Shillelagh |
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West Wicklow |
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Baltinglass Abbey
Founded in 1148, fragments of the church and traces of
the cloister still survive.
Baltingalss |
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Baltinglass Heritage Visitor Centre
History and heritage since the early ages
Baltinglass
+353 (0)59 6482270 |
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Castleruddery Stone Circle
The stone circle is 30m in diameter and is enclose by
earthen bank.
Baltinglass |
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Church Mountain Passage Tomb and Church
On the summit of Church Mountain is a circular cairn of
stones, probably the remains of the passage tomb.
Hollywood |
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Donard Ogham Stone
A large granite boulder may be associated with the 18th
century AD mapping of the area.
Donard |
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Dwyer-MacAllister Cottage
Scene of a famous shoot out during the 1798 Rebellion.
Glen of Imaal |
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
A small village church built in AD 1811.
Blessington |
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Passage Graves
Round earthen tombs & Early Christian cross
Blessington |
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Piper's Stones
The Bronze Age stone circle, composed of granite
boulders with an outer stone.
Hollywood |
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St. Mark's Cross
This 4.2m - high granite cross stands in the cemetery
but was moved from nearby Burgage.
Blessington |
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Threecastles Oldcourt
Keep of the castle from 14th century which third storey
is barrel vaulted. It has a number of fireplaces and
stair turret.
Blessington |
