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[Scenic Viewpoint] Corcomroe Abbey, Bell Harbour, County Clare

Corcomroe Abbey, or 'St. Mary of the Fertile Rock', is said to have been built by Donal Mór Ua Briain, late in the 12th century, and remained in co...

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[Guided Virtual Tour] Hermitage of St Colman MacDuagh, Keelhilla, County Clare

Trek Ireland in the Burren, County Clare • 20m

Location: Hermitage of St Colman MacDuagh, Keelhilla, County Clare, Ireland
Local guide: Tony Kirby, Heart of Burren Walks https://www.heartofburrenwalks.com/
Guided Virtual Tour Highlights: Burren National Park, Slieve Carron Nature Reserve, Glacial Esker, Woodland Scrub, Early Christian Irish Hermitage, Story of Saint Colman MacDuagh

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