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Boats on the River Suir, Waterford, Ireland
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Boats on the River Suir, Waterford, Ireland
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More gentle cycling and scenic views from the green bike path along the River Suir in county Tipperary.
More cycling on Ireland's River Suir Blueway, this time from Kilsheelan to Carrick-on-Suir in County Tipperary with views to County Waterford across the river.
A fine view in Waterford, one of the small city's most famous buildings, the former Ard RΓ Hotel with street art by Joe Caslin.
The hotel is set to be redeveloped, at some point, alongside the construction of a new city quarter along the North Quays.
Cycling on the River Suir Blueway from Clonmel to Kilsheelan, County Tipperary.
A fine summer's day on the gentle route along Ireland's River Suir.
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Cahir Castle, County Tipperary Ireland is a fairytale castle and is the location for Matt Damon, Ridley Scott's new film The Last Duel.
Cahir Castle, County Tipperary Ireland is a fairytale castle and is the location for Matt Damon, Ridley Scott's new film The Last Duel.
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Ardfinnan Castle, Ireland
Ardfinnan castle was built circa 1186 to guard the river crossing in Ardfinnan in South Tipperary. It is situated on the River Suir, seven miles west of Clonmel. It was constructed by the Earl of Morton for Prince John of England, who would eventually become King John of England in 1199. The castle was destroyed by Oliver Cromwell's forces in 1649 and was partially restored and rebuilt in the 18th century and 19th centuries.
On the left of the castle is the site of an old abbey built by St. Finnan. The tower onΒ the right is part of the old castle walls and was used as a banqueting hall. The bridge was built immediately after the castle was completed.