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Inicio / Ireland / The Rock of Cashel and Adare Village 22
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A colourful water hydrant
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Adare (Gaelic name 'Ath Dara' meaning the 'ford of the oak'
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Adare is reputed to be Ireland's prettiest and most picturesque village
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Adare's famous thatched cottages
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Almost all of the present village was built in the 19th century.
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Attractive local bakehouse
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Cashel Palace hotel from which a private path leads to the Rock
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Cashel town
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Cashel town
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Cashel town
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Cashel town
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Cashel town
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Cashel town
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Cashel town whose main attraction is the Rock of Cashel
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Cashel was handed over to the Church in 1101
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From the 5th century onwards, it was the seat of the Kings of Munster
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It flourished as a religious centre until an invasion by a Cromwellian army in 1647
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Local newsagent
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Men's best friends - his Guinness and his dog
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Moor Lane Tavern
