Athy to Monasterevin

2 points of interest

  • Athy
    Athy
    Historical

    White Castle

    In the heart of Athy stands the imposing structure of Whites Castle. This 16th-century tower was built on the site of an earlier 15th-century castle. It symbolises Athy's rich history and heritage.

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  • david.ward-perkins
    Historical

    Sleaty Church and Crosses

    Associated with St. Fiacc the church is medieval in date, although some of the larger stones used in its construction may come from the earlier foundation. Large boulders were common in early Christian construction. The original monastery was on the other side of the river but when 60 monks died at the site it was moved to its present location. Aodh lived here in the 7th century who was one of the first biographers of St. Patrick.


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