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Teach Mo-Chúa The delightful village of Timahoe, has a round tower and museum. It takes its name from Teach Mo-Chúa from a monastery founded there by St Mo Chúa (d 657) little survives of the monastery save a fragment of the church and a fine twelfth century round tower, the tower has a beautiful Romesque doorway. To the east of the tower is a fifteenth century church which was converted into a castle in the seventeenth century. Half a mile west of the town is the Rath of Ballynaclough, a motte and bailey castle built in 1182 for Meiler fitz Henry by John de Lacy. |
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