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Moor
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This Franciscan Friary was founded in the thirteenth century by Donough Cairbreach O'Brien, the remains consist of the nave, choir and a tower. The Friary was burned in 1569 by Humphrey Gilbert, in the following year the friars returned and were massacred by the English troops.
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Roscrea
Round Tower. |
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(Crea's wood.) Situated in the town centre of Roscrea this tower is some 6 Meters (20 Ft) shorter than its original height, having lost the top portion during the 1798 rebellion.
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Nenagh
Friary. |
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(Fair or assembly.) This Dominican Friary church was probably founded some time before 1268 by Bishop Donal O'Kennedy. The surviving ruins are in a good state of repair, although non of the claustral buildings have survived.
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