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Ten miles south of Dublin, Ireland's Wicklow Mountains offer nature lovers some of Ireland's richest scenery and refuge from the hustle and bustle of big-city travel. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
My homage to a little valley in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. If you've never been to Ireland, then you've probably never heard of it - if you have been to Ireland, then you probably remember it with warm and fuzzy feelings in your heart.
This video shows why I adore this beautiful place and treasure my memories of it.
***All artworks shown in this video are reproduced for educational purposes only***
The main artifacts from the Irish Dark Ages can be seen in the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin. The Book of Kells can be seen in Trinity College Library, Dublin.
Many of the artifacts shown in this video are actually full-sized, accurate replicas created in the 19th century, on display in the Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland. This is because the National Museum in Dublin forbids photography, and the Ulster Museum allows photography.
- published: 25 Jan 2011
- views: 12554
Discover the magic of the medieval Kilkenny, the historic Dunmore Caves, the beauty of Glendalough & the stunning Wicklow Mountain on our day tour.
Travel with us to the Medieval Capital of Ireland - THE MEDIEVAL CITY OF KILKENNY.
Explore the famous 12th century Kilkenny Castle majestically located on the banks of the River Nore. Kilkenny is the craft capital of Ireland, visit the famous Kilkenny Art & Design Centre and appreciate the tradition of arts and crafts in Ireland. In the courtyard you can see these crafts people at work. Goldsmiths, Sculptors, Painters and many more, these crafts men and women are some of the most recognised artists in Ireland.
Stroll around its narrow cobbled streets, why not visit Ireland’s oldest brewery Saint Frances Brewery founded in the 14th century. Rothe House a magnificent example of a wealthy silk merchants house built in 1594. The house contains multiple medieval exhibits with so many priceless Viking artefacts. The medieval gardens are kept to period growing examples of plants and vegetables of the era such as Gortahok cabbage and blood of the Boyne apples. Take lunch in any of the many bistro’s and artisan cafes.
While in Kilkenny City you have the option of combining into your visit a trip to the historical Dunmore Caves. It is a place where myth & history blend. Dunmore is the site of the worst Viking massacre in Irish history (928AD). Explore the cave and its exhibits which are packed with many treasures and archaeological finds. The guides make it a magical experience particularly when on some occasions there is a live tin whistle rendition in the bowels of the cave. The visit to the caves is entirely your choice on the day, the price of which is included in the ticket.
After lunch we travel through the county of Carlow into the Wild and Rugged Wicklow Mountains. The landscape will change from lush green rich pasture with gentle valleys to the dramatic, the breath taking ancient glacial valleys of the Wicklow Gap. Feast your eyes on the spectacular countryside and its scenic treasures, mountains, native plants and wildlife (A photographer’s dream).
The Wicklow Gap and its scenery is the most varied on the island of Ireland. The journey through the mountains brings you through the countryside where famous movies such as Brave Heart, and PS I Love You were filmed. Enjoy a 15 minute stop for a stroll and photographic opportunities on top of the Wicklow Mountains overlooking the glens and valleys of County Wicklow.
Continuing over the Mountains we arrive at the world famous heritage site of Glendalough (Glen of two lakes). This Monastic site dates from 600 AD. It was the centre of learning and from where Christianity was re-introduced to northern and central Europe after what is known as the dark ages. Have you heard of “Ireland, land of Saints and Scholars”? Well Glendalough is why. Saint Kevin founded his monastery in this valley and today much of the ancient architecture remain such as St Kevin’s Kitchen, Church and Round Tower. The tower was constructed as shelter for the Monks and their Latin Biblical manuscripts from the barbarous marauding Vikings.
The glen of the two lakes in the Irish language is Glendalough. The lower lake takes under an hour to walk and the upper just over an hour. Departing Glendalough we journey through the highest village in Ireland known as Roundwood, see the Sugarloaf Mountains which prior to the ice age were higher than the Alps, the Powerscourt Estate and the Glen of Imaal just before reaching Kilnacanogue. Sit back and be entertained by our tour guide with some story-telling and traditional Irish music. We arrive back in Dublin city at approximately 6pm. Now it’s time to enjoy what Dublin city has to offer!
For more information visit http://wildrovertours.com/
- published: 30 Jun 2016
- views: 95
This film showcases the origin of the Glendalough Distillery brand. It charts the history of distillation, which began in Irish monasteries in the 6th century. Irish monks were the world's first distillers, monks like St. Kevin - the man featured on every Glendalough bottle.
This film tells the epic story of St. Kevin and the Glendalough monastic settlement he came to build.
- published: 12 Nov 2015
- views: 11433
Glendalough (Gleann Dá Loch), meaning 'The Valley of the Two Lakes' is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin. Situated in the Wicklow Mountains National Park and boasting some of Ireland's best mountain scenery with its deep moody lakes, rushing rivers and tumbling waterfalls, the Glendalough Valley is amongst the country's top tourist attractions offering incredible walking opportunities. From the 6th century monastic ruins with their iconic round tower near the Lower Lake, to the C19th lead mines at the 'Miners' Village' at the far end of the Upper Lake, Glendalough is a landscape replete with history and heritage. Autumn is one of the finest times to visit as the deciduous trees and bracken turn rich shades of russet, orange and yellow, and the deer rut (mating season) is at its height.
Our circular route took us from the monastic site skirting the western side of the Lower Lake, past the shore of the Upper Lake and along the Miners' Road towards the zig-zag track up to Van Diemen's Land and the Glenealo Valley. From here we followed the boardwalk along the Spinc and the descent to the Poulanass Waterfall, before passing the eastern side of the Lower Lake along another boardwalk back to the monastic site.
Music tracks in this film are:
Alexi Murdoch: Song For You
Nick Drake: Northern Sky
John Butler Trio: Young and Wild
- published: 20 Oct 2015
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Aerial footage of Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.
http://www.oakwoodaerialphotography.ie/
- published: 28 Apr 2015
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Glendalough, or the Glen of two Lakes, is one of the most important sites of maonastic ruins in Ireland. It is also known as the city of the seven Churches. Fourteen centuries have passed since the death of its founder, St. Kevin, when the valley was part of Ireland's Golden Age.
The two lakes, which gave the valley its name, came into existence thousands of years ago, after the Ice Age, when great deposits of earth and stone were strewn across the valley in the area where the Round Tower now exists. The mountain streams eventually formed a large lake. The Pollanass river spread alluvial deposits across the centre of the lake and created a divide to form the Upper and Lower Lakes. The Glenealo river flows in from the West into the Upper lake which is the larger and deepest of the two lakes.
Before the arrival of St. Kevin this valley (glen) would have been desolate and remote. It must have been ideal for St Kevin as a retreat and area to be 'away from it all'. Kevin died in 617 A.D. at the age of 120 years and his name and life's work is forever entwine with the ruins and the Glendalough Valley.
The recorded history of the wooded valley dates from the 6th century - the dawn of Christianity in Ireland. For 500 years it was one of Irelands great ecclesiastical foundations and schools of learning. The establishment was attacked, burned and plundered by the Danes, who were based in the stronghold of Dublin, a shortish distance away, and making it an easy target..
Glendalough, despite extensive fire damage in 1163 A.D. prospered until the early 13th century. In 1163, Laurence O'Toole, Abbot of Glendalough, who later became Irelands first canonised saint, was appointed Archbishop of Dublin.
The arrival of the Normans in Ireland sealed the fate of Glendalough, as in 1214 the monastery was destroyed by the invaders and the Diocese of Glendalough was united with the Sea of Dublin. After that, Glendalough declined as a monastic establishment and gradually it became deserted.
The buildings fell into decay and more than 6 hundred years elapsed before a reconstruction program was started in 1878. Further work was carried out in the 20th century Today the valley of Glendalough is extensively wooded and a comprehensive network of walk ways have been completed and continually improved, which provides good access for the visitor and researcher to wonder the valley.
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Glendalough
Glendalough (/ˌɡlɛndəˈlɒx/; Irish: Gleann Dá Loch, meaning "Valley of two lakes") is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin.
History
Kevin, a descendant of one of the ruling families in Leinster, studied as a boy under the care of three holy men, Eoghan, Lochan, and Eanna. During this time, he went to Glendalough. He was to return later, with a small group of monks to found a monastery where the 'two rivers form a confluence'. Kevin's writings discuss his fighting "knights" at Glendalough; scholars today believe this refers to his process of self-examination and his personal temptations. His fame as a holy man spread and he attracted numerous followers. He died in about 618. For six centuries afterwards, Glendalough flourished and the Irish Annals contain references to the deaths of abbots and raids on the settlement.
Around 1042, oak timber from Glendalough was used to build the longest (30 m) Viking longship ever recorded. A modern replica of that ship was built in 2004 and is currently located in Roskilde, Denmark.
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2:51Glendalough, Ireland: Exploring the Wicklow Mountains
Glendalough, Ireland: Exploring the Wicklow MountainsGlendalough, Ireland: Exploring the Wicklow Mountains
Ten miles south of Dublin, Ireland's Wicklow Mountains offer nature lovers some of Ireland's richest scenery and refuge from the hustle and bustle of big-city travel. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com. -
10:06My Favorite Places Ep 2 - Glendalough, Ireland.
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My homage to a little valley in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. If you've never been to Ireland, then you've probably never heard of it - if you have been to Ireland, then you probably remember it with warm and fuzzy feelings in your heart. This video shows why I adore this beautiful place and treasure my memories of it. ***All artworks shown in this video are reproduced for educational purposes only*** The main artifacts from the Irish Dark Ages can be seen in the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin. The Book of Kells can be seen in Trinity College Library, Dublin. Many of the artifacts shown in this video are actually full-sized, accurate replicas created in the 19th century, on display in the Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland. This is because the National Museum in Dublin forbids photography, and the Ulster Museum allows photography. -
2:32Kilkenny Wicklow Mountains & Glendalough 1 Day Tour
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Discover the magic of the medieval Kilkenny, the historic Dunmore Caves, the beauty of Glendalough & the stunning Wicklow Mountain on our day tour. Travel with us to the Medieval Capital of Ireland - THE MEDIEVAL CITY OF KILKENNY. Explore the famous 12th century Kilkenny Castle majestically located on the banks of the River Nore. Kilkenny is the craft capital of Ireland, visit the famous Kilkenny Art & Design Centre and appreciate the tradition of arts and crafts in Ireland. In the courtyard you can see these crafts people at work. Goldsmiths, Sculptors, Painters and many more, these crafts men and women are some of the most recognised artists in Ireland. Stroll around its narrow cobbled streets, why not visit Ireland’s oldest brewery Saint Frances Brewery founded in the 14th century. Rothe House a magnificent example of a wealthy silk merchants house built in 1594. The house contains multiple medieval exhibits with so many priceless Viking artefacts. The medieval gardens are kept to period growing examples of plants and vegetables of the era such as Gortahok cabbage and blood of the Boyne apples. Take lunch in any of the many bistro’s and artisan cafes. While in Kilkenny City you have the option of combining into your visit a trip to the historical Dunmore Caves. It is a place where myth & history blend. Dunmore is the site of the worst Viking massacre in Irish history (928AD). Explore the cave and its exhibits which are packed with many treasures and archaeological finds. The guides make it a magical experience particularly when on some occasions there is a live tin whistle rendition in the bowels of the cave. The visit to the caves is entirely your choice on the day, the price of which is included in the ticket. After lunch we travel through the county of Carlow into the Wild and Rugged Wicklow Mountains. The landscape will change from lush green rich pasture with gentle valleys to the dramatic, the breath taking ancient glacial valleys of the Wicklow Gap. Feast your eyes on the spectacular countryside and its scenic treasures, mountains, native plants and wildlife (A photographer’s dream). The Wicklow Gap and its scenery is the most varied on the island of Ireland. The journey through the mountains brings you through the countryside where famous movies such as Brave Heart, and PS I Love You were filmed. Enjoy a 15 minute stop for a stroll and photographic opportunities on top of the Wicklow Mountains overlooking the glens and valleys of County Wicklow. Continuing over the Mountains we arrive at the world famous heritage site of Glendalough (Glen of two lakes). This Monastic site dates from 600 AD. It was the centre of learning and from where Christianity was re-introduced to northern and central Europe after what is known as the dark ages. Have you heard of “Ireland, land of Saints and Scholars”? Well Glendalough is why. Saint Kevin founded his monastery in this valley and today much of the ancient architecture remain such as St Kevin’s Kitchen, Church and Round Tower. The tower was constructed as shelter for the Monks and their Latin Biblical manuscripts from the barbarous marauding Vikings. The glen of the two lakes in the Irish language is Glendalough. The lower lake takes under an hour to walk and the upper just over an hour. Departing Glendalough we journey through the highest village in Ireland known as Roundwood, see the Sugarloaf Mountains which prior to the ice age were higher than the Alps, the Powerscourt Estate and the Glen of Imaal just before reaching Kilnacanogue. Sit back and be entertained by our tour guide with some story-telling and traditional Irish music. We arrive back in Dublin city at approximately 6pm. Now it’s time to enjoy what Dublin city has to offer! For more information visit http://wildrovertours.com/ -
3:43Glendalough Distillery tells the ancient story of Irish Whiskey as you've never seen it before
Glendalough Distillery tells the ancient story of Irish Whiskey as you've never seen it beforeGlendalough Distillery tells the ancient story of Irish Whiskey as you've never seen it before
This film showcases the origin of the Glendalough Distillery brand. It charts the history of distillation, which began in Irish monasteries in the 6th century. Irish monks were the world's first distillers, monks like St. Kevin - the man featured on every Glendalough bottle. This film tells the epic story of St. Kevin and the Glendalough monastic settlement he came to build. -
13:54"Wild Ireland": Glendalough in Autumn, County Wicklow, Ireland
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Glendalough (Gleann Dá Loch), meaning 'The Valley of the Two Lakes' is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin. Situated in the Wicklow Mountains National Park and boasting some of Ireland's best mountain scenery with its deep moody lakes, rushing rivers and tumbling waterfalls, the Glendalough Valley is amongst the country's top tourist attractions offering incredible walking opportunities. From the 6th century monastic ruins with their iconic round tower near the Lower Lake, to the C19th lead mines at the 'Miners' Village' at the far end of the Upper Lake, Glendalough is a landscape replete with history and heritage. Autumn is one of the finest times to visit as the deciduous trees and bracken turn rich shades of russet, orange and yellow, and the deer rut (mating season) is at its height. Our circular route took us from the monastic site skirting the western side of the Lower Lake, past the shore of the Upper Lake and along the Miners' Road towards the zig-zag track up to Van Diemen's Land and the Glenealo Valley. From here we followed the boardwalk along the Spinc and the descent to the Poulanass Waterfall, before passing the eastern side of the Lower Lake along another boardwalk back to the monastic site. Music tracks in this film are: Alexi Murdoch: Song For You Nick Drake: Northern Sky John Butler Trio: Young and Wild -
2:55Glendalough - Wicklow, Ireland
Glendalough - Wicklow, IrelandGlendalough - Wicklow, Ireland
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8:36Glendalough Wicklow Ireland
Glendalough Wicklow IrelandGlendalough Wicklow Ireland
Decided to head out to a beautiful place Glendalough, Co Wicklow, Ireland. Part one - flying cross the lake and up high in the blue blue sky. Please share this video: http://youtu.be/AdfyZ0dbk0U Please subscribe to my channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_tMoGN53YsIz4BBn8Y0kBQ Kind Regards DJI Quadcopter Girl -
28:44Glendalough - A Place Apart
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9:07A Walk Through Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland
A Walk Through Glendalough, County Wicklow, IrelandA Walk Through Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland
Glendalough, or the Glen of two Lakes, is one of the most important sites of maonastic ruins in Ireland. It is also known as the city of the seven Churches. Fourteen centuries have passed since the death of its founder, St. Kevin, when the valley was part of Ireland's Golden Age. The two lakes, which gave the valley its name, came into existence thousands of years ago, after the Ice Age, when great deposits of earth and stone were strewn across the valley in the area where the Round Tower now exists. The mountain streams eventually formed a large lake. The Pollanass river spread alluvial deposits across the centre of the lake and created a divide to form the Upper and Lower Lakes. The Glenealo river flows in from the West into the Upper lake which is the larger and deepest of the two lakes. Before the arrival of St. Kevin this valley (glen) would have been desolate and remote. It must have been ideal for St Kevin as a retreat and area to be 'away from it all'. Kevin died in 617 A.D. at the age of 120 years and his name and life's work is forever entwine with the ruins and the Glendalough Valley. The recorded history of the wooded valley dates from the 6th century - the dawn of Christianity in Ireland. For 500 years it was one of Irelands great ecclesiastical foundations and schools of learning. The establishment was attacked, burned and plundered by the Danes, who were based in the stronghold of Dublin, a shortish distance away, and making it an easy target.. Glendalough, despite extensive fire damage in 1163 A.D. prospered until the early 13th century. In 1163, Laurence O'Toole, Abbot of Glendalough, who later became Irelands first canonised saint, was appointed Archbishop of Dublin. The arrival of the Normans in Ireland sealed the fate of Glendalough, as in 1214 the monastery was destroyed by the invaders and the Diocese of Glendalough was united with the Sea of Dublin. After that, Glendalough declined as a monastic establishment and gradually it became deserted. The buildings fell into decay and more than 6 hundred years elapsed before a reconstruction program was started in 1878. Further work was carried out in the 20th century Today the valley of Glendalough is extensively wooded and a comprehensive network of walk ways have been completed and continually improved, which provides good access for the visitor and researcher to wonder the valley. -
1:46Visit Ireland's Glendalough Monastic Site Founded by St. Kevin
Visit Ireland's Glendalough Monastic Site Founded by St. Kevin
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Glendalough, Ireland: Exploring the Wicklow Mountains
Ten miles south of Dublin, Ireland's Wicklow Mountains offer nature lovers some of Ireland's richest scenery and refuge from the hustle and bustle of big-city travel. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
published: 15 Jul 2009 -
My Favorite Places Ep 2 - Glendalough, Ireland.
My homage to a little valley in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. If you've never been to Ireland, then you've probably never heard of it - if you have been to Ireland, then you probably remember it with warm and fuzzy feelings in your heart. This video shows why I adore this beautiful place and treasure my memories of it. ***All artworks shown in this video are reproduced for educational purposes only*** The main artifacts from the Irish Dark Ages can be seen in the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin. The Book of Kells can be seen in Trinity College Library, Dublin. Many of the artifacts shown in this video are actually full-sized, accurate replicas created in the 19th century, on display in the Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland. This is because the National Museum...
published: 25 Jan 2011 -
Kilkenny Wicklow Mountains & Glendalough 1 Day Tour
Discover the magic of the medieval Kilkenny, the historic Dunmore Caves, the beauty of Glendalough & the stunning Wicklow Mountain on our day tour. Travel with us to the Medieval Capital of Ireland - THE MEDIEVAL CITY OF KILKENNY. Explore the famous 12th century Kilkenny Castle majestically located on the banks of the River Nore. Kilkenny is the craft capital of Ireland, visit the famous Kilkenny Art & Design Centre and appreciate the tradition of arts and crafts in Ireland. In the courtyard you can see these crafts people at work. Goldsmiths, Sculptors, Painters and many more, these crafts men and women are some of the most recognised artists in Ireland. Stroll around its narrow cobbled streets, why not visit Ireland’s oldest brewery Saint Frances Brewery founded in the 14th century. ...
published: 30 Jun 2016 -
Glendalough Distillery tells the ancient story of Irish Whiskey as you've never seen it before
This film showcases the origin of the Glendalough Distillery brand. It charts the history of distillation, which began in Irish monasteries in the 6th century. Irish monks were the world's first distillers, monks like St. Kevin - the man featured on every Glendalough bottle. This film tells the epic story of St. Kevin and the Glendalough monastic settlement he came to build.
published: 12 Nov 2015 -
"Wild Ireland": Glendalough in Autumn, County Wicklow, Ireland
Glendalough (Gleann Dá Loch), meaning 'The Valley of the Two Lakes' is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin. Situated in the Wicklow Mountains National Park and boasting some of Ireland's best mountain scenery with its deep moody lakes, rushing rivers and tumbling waterfalls, the Glendalough Valley is amongst the country's top tourist attractions offering incredible walking opportunities. From the 6th century monastic ruins with their iconic round tower near the Lower Lake, to the C19th lead mines at the 'Miners' Village' at the far end of the Upper Lake, Glendalough is a landscape replete with history and heritage. Autumn is one of the finest times to visit as the deciduous trees and bracken ...
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Glendalough - Wicklow, Ireland
Aerial footage of Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. http://www.oakwoodaerialphotography.ie/
published: 28 Apr 2015 -
Glendalough Wicklow Ireland
Decided to head out to a beautiful place Glendalough, Co Wicklow, Ireland. Part one - flying cross the lake and up high in the blue blue sky. Please share this video: http://youtu.be/AdfyZ0dbk0U Please subscribe to my channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_tMoGN53YsIz4BBn8Y0kBQ Kind Regards DJI Quadcopter Girl
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A Walk Through Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland
Glendalough, or the Glen of two Lakes, is one of the most important sites of maonastic ruins in Ireland. It is also known as the city of the seven Churches. Fourteen centuries have passed since the death of its founder, St. Kevin, when the valley was part of Ireland's Golden Age. The two lakes, which gave the valley its name, came into existence thousands of years ago, after the Ice Age, when great deposits of earth and stone were strewn across the valley in the area where the Round Tower now exists. The mountain streams eventually formed a large lake. The Pollanass river spread alluvial deposits across the centre of the lake and created a divide to form the Upper and Lower Lakes. The Glenealo river flows in from the West into the Upper lake which is the larger and deepest of the two lake...
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Visit Ireland's Glendalough Monastic Site Founded by St. Kevin
Guideposts Senior Digital Editor Brooke Obie explored Glendalough's beautiful monastic site. Read the story of her travels here: http://www.guideposts.org/positive-living/explore-ireland-s-ancient-east-coast-and-christian-history
published: 02 Jul 2015
Glendalough, Ireland: Exploring the Wicklow Mountains
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Ten miles south of Dublin, Ireland's Wicklow Mountains offer nature lovers some of Ireland's richest scenery and refuge from the hustle and bustle of big-city t...
Ten miles south of Dublin, Ireland's Wicklow Mountains offer nature lovers some of Ireland's richest scenery and refuge from the hustle and bustle of big-city travel. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
wn.com/Glendalough, Ireland Exploring The Wicklow Mountains
Ten miles south of Dublin, Ireland's Wicklow Mountains offer nature lovers some of Ireland's richest scenery and refuge from the hustle and bustle of big-city travel. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
- published: 15 Jul 2009
- views: 58291
My Favorite Places Ep 2 - Glendalough, Ireland.
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- Duration: 10:06
- Updated: 25 Jan 2011
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My homage to a little valley in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. If you've never been to Ireland, then you've probably never heard of it - if you have been to Ireland, the...
My homage to a little valley in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. If you've never been to Ireland, then you've probably never heard of it - if you have been to Ireland, then you probably remember it with warm and fuzzy feelings in your heart.
This video shows why I adore this beautiful place and treasure my memories of it.
***All artworks shown in this video are reproduced for educational purposes only***
The main artifacts from the Irish Dark Ages can be seen in the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin. The Book of Kells can be seen in Trinity College Library, Dublin.
Many of the artifacts shown in this video are actually full-sized, accurate replicas created in the 19th century, on display in the Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland. This is because the National Museum in Dublin forbids photography, and the Ulster Museum allows photography.
wn.com/My Favorite Places Ep 2 Glendalough, Ireland.
My homage to a little valley in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. If you've never been to Ireland, then you've probably never heard of it - if you have been to Ireland, then you probably remember it with warm and fuzzy feelings in your heart.
This video shows why I adore this beautiful place and treasure my memories of it.
***All artworks shown in this video are reproduced for educational purposes only***
The main artifacts from the Irish Dark Ages can be seen in the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin. The Book of Kells can be seen in Trinity College Library, Dublin.
Many of the artifacts shown in this video are actually full-sized, accurate replicas created in the 19th century, on display in the Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland. This is because the National Museum in Dublin forbids photography, and the Ulster Museum allows photography.
- published: 25 Jan 2011
- views: 12554
Kilkenny Wicklow Mountains & Glendalough 1 Day Tour
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 30 Jun 2016
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Discover the magic of the medieval Kilkenny, the historic Dunmore Caves, the beauty of Glendalough & the stunning Wicklow Mountain on our day tour.
Travel wit...
Discover the magic of the medieval Kilkenny, the historic Dunmore Caves, the beauty of Glendalough & the stunning Wicklow Mountain on our day tour.
Travel with us to the Medieval Capital of Ireland - THE MEDIEVAL CITY OF KILKENNY.
Explore the famous 12th century Kilkenny Castle majestically located on the banks of the River Nore. Kilkenny is the craft capital of Ireland, visit the famous Kilkenny Art & Design Centre and appreciate the tradition of arts and crafts in Ireland. In the courtyard you can see these crafts people at work. Goldsmiths, Sculptors, Painters and many more, these crafts men and women are some of the most recognised artists in Ireland.
Stroll around its narrow cobbled streets, why not visit Ireland’s oldest brewery Saint Frances Brewery founded in the 14th century. Rothe House a magnificent example of a wealthy silk merchants house built in 1594. The house contains multiple medieval exhibits with so many priceless Viking artefacts. The medieval gardens are kept to period growing examples of plants and vegetables of the era such as Gortahok cabbage and blood of the Boyne apples. Take lunch in any of the many bistro’s and artisan cafes.
While in Kilkenny City you have the option of combining into your visit a trip to the historical Dunmore Caves. It is a place where myth & history blend. Dunmore is the site of the worst Viking massacre in Irish history (928AD). Explore the cave and its exhibits which are packed with many treasures and archaeological finds. The guides make it a magical experience particularly when on some occasions there is a live tin whistle rendition in the bowels of the cave. The visit to the caves is entirely your choice on the day, the price of which is included in the ticket.
After lunch we travel through the county of Carlow into the Wild and Rugged Wicklow Mountains. The landscape will change from lush green rich pasture with gentle valleys to the dramatic, the breath taking ancient glacial valleys of the Wicklow Gap. Feast your eyes on the spectacular countryside and its scenic treasures, mountains, native plants and wildlife (A photographer’s dream).
The Wicklow Gap and its scenery is the most varied on the island of Ireland. The journey through the mountains brings you through the countryside where famous movies such as Brave Heart, and PS I Love You were filmed. Enjoy a 15 minute stop for a stroll and photographic opportunities on top of the Wicklow Mountains overlooking the glens and valleys of County Wicklow.
Continuing over the Mountains we arrive at the world famous heritage site of Glendalough (Glen of two lakes). This Monastic site dates from 600 AD. It was the centre of learning and from where Christianity was re-introduced to northern and central Europe after what is known as the dark ages. Have you heard of “Ireland, land of Saints and Scholars”? Well Glendalough is why. Saint Kevin founded his monastery in this valley and today much of the ancient architecture remain such as St Kevin’s Kitchen, Church and Round Tower. The tower was constructed as shelter for the Monks and their Latin Biblical manuscripts from the barbarous marauding Vikings.
The glen of the two lakes in the Irish language is Glendalough. The lower lake takes under an hour to walk and the upper just over an hour. Departing Glendalough we journey through the highest village in Ireland known as Roundwood, see the Sugarloaf Mountains which prior to the ice age were higher than the Alps, the Powerscourt Estate and the Glen of Imaal just before reaching Kilnacanogue. Sit back and be entertained by our tour guide with some story-telling and traditional Irish music. We arrive back in Dublin city at approximately 6pm. Now it’s time to enjoy what Dublin city has to offer!
For more information visit http://wildrovertours.com/
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Discover the magic of the medieval Kilkenny, the historic Dunmore Caves, the beauty of Glendalough & the stunning Wicklow Mountain on our day tour.
Travel with us to the Medieval Capital of Ireland - THE MEDIEVAL CITY OF KILKENNY.
Explore the famous 12th century Kilkenny Castle majestically located on the banks of the River Nore. Kilkenny is the craft capital of Ireland, visit the famous Kilkenny Art & Design Centre and appreciate the tradition of arts and crafts in Ireland. In the courtyard you can see these crafts people at work. Goldsmiths, Sculptors, Painters and many more, these crafts men and women are some of the most recognised artists in Ireland.
Stroll around its narrow cobbled streets, why not visit Ireland’s oldest brewery Saint Frances Brewery founded in the 14th century. Rothe House a magnificent example of a wealthy silk merchants house built in 1594. The house contains multiple medieval exhibits with so many priceless Viking artefacts. The medieval gardens are kept to period growing examples of plants and vegetables of the era such as Gortahok cabbage and blood of the Boyne apples. Take lunch in any of the many bistro’s and artisan cafes.
While in Kilkenny City you have the option of combining into your visit a trip to the historical Dunmore Caves. It is a place where myth & history blend. Dunmore is the site of the worst Viking massacre in Irish history (928AD). Explore the cave and its exhibits which are packed with many treasures and archaeological finds. The guides make it a magical experience particularly when on some occasions there is a live tin whistle rendition in the bowels of the cave. The visit to the caves is entirely your choice on the day, the price of which is included in the ticket.
After lunch we travel through the county of Carlow into the Wild and Rugged Wicklow Mountains. The landscape will change from lush green rich pasture with gentle valleys to the dramatic, the breath taking ancient glacial valleys of the Wicklow Gap. Feast your eyes on the spectacular countryside and its scenic treasures, mountains, native plants and wildlife (A photographer’s dream).
The Wicklow Gap and its scenery is the most varied on the island of Ireland. The journey through the mountains brings you through the countryside where famous movies such as Brave Heart, and PS I Love You were filmed. Enjoy a 15 minute stop for a stroll and photographic opportunities on top of the Wicklow Mountains overlooking the glens and valleys of County Wicklow.
Continuing over the Mountains we arrive at the world famous heritage site of Glendalough (Glen of two lakes). This Monastic site dates from 600 AD. It was the centre of learning and from where Christianity was re-introduced to northern and central Europe after what is known as the dark ages. Have you heard of “Ireland, land of Saints and Scholars”? Well Glendalough is why. Saint Kevin founded his monastery in this valley and today much of the ancient architecture remain such as St Kevin’s Kitchen, Church and Round Tower. The tower was constructed as shelter for the Monks and their Latin Biblical manuscripts from the barbarous marauding Vikings.
The glen of the two lakes in the Irish language is Glendalough. The lower lake takes under an hour to walk and the upper just over an hour. Departing Glendalough we journey through the highest village in Ireland known as Roundwood, see the Sugarloaf Mountains which prior to the ice age were higher than the Alps, the Powerscourt Estate and the Glen of Imaal just before reaching Kilnacanogue. Sit back and be entertained by our tour guide with some story-telling and traditional Irish music. We arrive back in Dublin city at approximately 6pm. Now it’s time to enjoy what Dublin city has to offer!
For more information visit http://wildrovertours.com/
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Glendalough Distillery tells the ancient story of Irish Whiskey as you've never seen it before
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This film showcases the origin of the Glendalough Distillery brand. It charts the history of distillation, which began in Irish monasteries in the 6th century. ...
This film showcases the origin of the Glendalough Distillery brand. It charts the history of distillation, which began in Irish monasteries in the 6th century. Irish monks were the world's first distillers, monks like St. Kevin - the man featured on every Glendalough bottle.
This film tells the epic story of St. Kevin and the Glendalough monastic settlement he came to build.
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This film showcases the origin of the Glendalough Distillery brand. It charts the history of distillation, which began in Irish monasteries in the 6th century. Irish monks were the world's first distillers, monks like St. Kevin - the man featured on every Glendalough bottle.
This film tells the epic story of St. Kevin and the Glendalough monastic settlement he came to build.
- published: 12 Nov 2015
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"Wild Ireland": Glendalough in Autumn, County Wicklow, Ireland
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Glendalough (Gleann Dá Loch), meaning 'The Valley of the Two Lakes' is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic sett...
Glendalough (Gleann Dá Loch), meaning 'The Valley of the Two Lakes' is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin. Situated in the Wicklow Mountains National Park and boasting some of Ireland's best mountain scenery with its deep moody lakes, rushing rivers and tumbling waterfalls, the Glendalough Valley is amongst the country's top tourist attractions offering incredible walking opportunities. From the 6th century monastic ruins with their iconic round tower near the Lower Lake, to the C19th lead mines at the 'Miners' Village' at the far end of the Upper Lake, Glendalough is a landscape replete with history and heritage. Autumn is one of the finest times to visit as the deciduous trees and bracken turn rich shades of russet, orange and yellow, and the deer rut (mating season) is at its height.
Our circular route took us from the monastic site skirting the western side of the Lower Lake, past the shore of the Upper Lake and along the Miners' Road towards the zig-zag track up to Van Diemen's Land and the Glenealo Valley. From here we followed the boardwalk along the Spinc and the descent to the Poulanass Waterfall, before passing the eastern side of the Lower Lake along another boardwalk back to the monastic site.
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Alexi Murdoch: Song For You
Nick Drake: Northern Sky
John Butler Trio: Young and Wild
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Glendalough (Gleann Dá Loch), meaning 'The Valley of the Two Lakes' is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin. Situated in the Wicklow Mountains National Park and boasting some of Ireland's best mountain scenery with its deep moody lakes, rushing rivers and tumbling waterfalls, the Glendalough Valley is amongst the country's top tourist attractions offering incredible walking opportunities. From the 6th century monastic ruins with their iconic round tower near the Lower Lake, to the C19th lead mines at the 'Miners' Village' at the far end of the Upper Lake, Glendalough is a landscape replete with history and heritage. Autumn is one of the finest times to visit as the deciduous trees and bracken turn rich shades of russet, orange and yellow, and the deer rut (mating season) is at its height.
Our circular route took us from the monastic site skirting the western side of the Lower Lake, past the shore of the Upper Lake and along the Miners' Road towards the zig-zag track up to Van Diemen's Land and the Glenealo Valley. From here we followed the boardwalk along the Spinc and the descent to the Poulanass Waterfall, before passing the eastern side of the Lower Lake along another boardwalk back to the monastic site.
Music tracks in this film are:
Alexi Murdoch: Song For You
Nick Drake: Northern Sky
John Butler Trio: Young and Wild
- published: 20 Oct 2015
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Glendalough - Wicklow, Ireland
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Aerial footage of Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.
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Glendalough Wicklow Ireland
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Decided to head out to a beautiful place Glendalough, Co Wicklow, Ireland. Part one - flying cross the lake and up high in the blue blue sky.
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Decided to head out to a beautiful place Glendalough, Co Wicklow, Ireland. Part one - flying cross the lake and up high in the blue blue sky.
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Glendalough - A Place Apart
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A Walk Through Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland
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Glendalough, or the Glen of two Lakes, is one of the most important sites of maonastic ruins in Ireland. It is also known as the city of the seven Churches. Fou...
Glendalough, or the Glen of two Lakes, is one of the most important sites of maonastic ruins in Ireland. It is also known as the city of the seven Churches. Fourteen centuries have passed since the death of its founder, St. Kevin, when the valley was part of Ireland's Golden Age.
The two lakes, which gave the valley its name, came into existence thousands of years ago, after the Ice Age, when great deposits of earth and stone were strewn across the valley in the area where the Round Tower now exists. The mountain streams eventually formed a large lake. The Pollanass river spread alluvial deposits across the centre of the lake and created a divide to form the Upper and Lower Lakes. The Glenealo river flows in from the West into the Upper lake which is the larger and deepest of the two lakes.
Before the arrival of St. Kevin this valley (glen) would have been desolate and remote. It must have been ideal for St Kevin as a retreat and area to be 'away from it all'. Kevin died in 617 A.D. at the age of 120 years and his name and life's work is forever entwine with the ruins and the Glendalough Valley.
The recorded history of the wooded valley dates from the 6th century - the dawn of Christianity in Ireland. For 500 years it was one of Irelands great ecclesiastical foundations and schools of learning. The establishment was attacked, burned and plundered by the Danes, who were based in the stronghold of Dublin, a shortish distance away, and making it an easy target..
Glendalough, despite extensive fire damage in 1163 A.D. prospered until the early 13th century. In 1163, Laurence O'Toole, Abbot of Glendalough, who later became Irelands first canonised saint, was appointed Archbishop of Dublin.
The arrival of the Normans in Ireland sealed the fate of Glendalough, as in 1214 the monastery was destroyed by the invaders and the Diocese of Glendalough was united with the Sea of Dublin. After that, Glendalough declined as a monastic establishment and gradually it became deserted.
The buildings fell into decay and more than 6 hundred years elapsed before a reconstruction program was started in 1878. Further work was carried out in the 20th century Today the valley of Glendalough is extensively wooded and a comprehensive network of walk ways have been completed and continually improved, which provides good access for the visitor and researcher to wonder the valley.
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Glendalough, or the Glen of two Lakes, is one of the most important sites of maonastic ruins in Ireland. It is also known as the city of the seven Churches. Fourteen centuries have passed since the death of its founder, St. Kevin, when the valley was part of Ireland's Golden Age.
The two lakes, which gave the valley its name, came into existence thousands of years ago, after the Ice Age, when great deposits of earth and stone were strewn across the valley in the area where the Round Tower now exists. The mountain streams eventually formed a large lake. The Pollanass river spread alluvial deposits across the centre of the lake and created a divide to form the Upper and Lower Lakes. The Glenealo river flows in from the West into the Upper lake which is the larger and deepest of the two lakes.
Before the arrival of St. Kevin this valley (glen) would have been desolate and remote. It must have been ideal for St Kevin as a retreat and area to be 'away from it all'. Kevin died in 617 A.D. at the age of 120 years and his name and life's work is forever entwine with the ruins and the Glendalough Valley.
The recorded history of the wooded valley dates from the 6th century - the dawn of Christianity in Ireland. For 500 years it was one of Irelands great ecclesiastical foundations and schools of learning. The establishment was attacked, burned and plundered by the Danes, who were based in the stronghold of Dublin, a shortish distance away, and making it an easy target..
Glendalough, despite extensive fire damage in 1163 A.D. prospered until the early 13th century. In 1163, Laurence O'Toole, Abbot of Glendalough, who later became Irelands first canonised saint, was appointed Archbishop of Dublin.
The arrival of the Normans in Ireland sealed the fate of Glendalough, as in 1214 the monastery was destroyed by the invaders and the Diocese of Glendalough was united with the Sea of Dublin. After that, Glendalough declined as a monastic establishment and gradually it became deserted.
The buildings fell into decay and more than 6 hundred years elapsed before a reconstruction program was started in 1878. Further work was carried out in the 20th century Today the valley of Glendalough is extensively wooded and a comprehensive network of walk ways have been completed and continually improved, which provides good access for the visitor and researcher to wonder the valley.
- published: 09 Aug 2012
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Visit Ireland's Glendalough Monastic Site Founded by St. Kevin
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Guideposts Senior Digital Editor Brooke Obie explored Glendalough's beautiful monastic site. Read the story of her travels here: http://www.guideposts.org/posit...
Guideposts Senior Digital Editor Brooke Obie explored Glendalough's beautiful monastic site. Read the story of her travels here: http://www.guideposts.org/positive-living/explore-ireland-s-ancient-east-coast-and-christian-history
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Glendalough, Ireland: Exploring the Wicklow Mountains
Ten miles south of Dublin, Ireland's Wicklow Mountains offer nature lovers some of Ireland...
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My Favorite Places Ep 2 - Glendalough, Ireland.
My homage to a little valley in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. If you've never been to Ireland, the...
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Kilkenny Wicklow Mountains & Glendalough 1 Day Tour
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Glendalough Distillery tells the ancient story of Irish Whiskey as you've never seen it before
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"Wild Ireland": Glendalough in Autumn, County Wicklow, Ireland
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Glendalough Wicklow Ireland
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A Walk Through Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland
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Visit Ireland's Glendalough Monastic Site Founded by St. Kevin
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Misunderstanding President Duterte’s “Sikolohiyang Pilipino” Is Dangerous
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In addition to embracing a growing nationalistic fever and populism, he and others are in effect products of Sikolohirang Pilipino, or a need for Filipino beliefs, values and institutions. The Philippines, which actually derived its name from King Philip II of Spain, was ruled by Spain for three centuries. Then, from 1898 to 1946, the United States conquered the Pacific island nation ... for its arrogance....
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Police “arrested a famous Snapchat personality who appeared in video clips dressed like women,” the newspaper with close links to the Saudi authorities reported, adding some Saudi citizens had taken issue with the suspect dressing “inappropriately.”. Saudi Arabia’s strict moral and Islamic laws have seen others arrested for similar offenses ... One of his friends tells the Kuwaiti man Abu Sin is “going to take a while....
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[VIDEO]: Obama Bluntly Tells Trump: 'Stop Whining' About A Rigged Election
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has taken a new tack the last two weeks trying to energize his base – telling supporters their votes probably won’t matter because the election is being rigged, New York magazine reports. The report says Trump has spent most of this month blaming everyone but himself for his plummeting poll numbers ... “It is a grave concern on a number of fronts,” the Arizona RNC member told the outlet....
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Official: Freed Chibok Girls Need Foreign Education To Remove Associated Stigma
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While the Nigerian government is negotiating the release of another 83 of the Chibok schoolgirls taken in a mass abduction in 2014, officials say more than 100 of the remaining schoolgirls appear unwilling to return home, The Belfast Telegraph reported Tuesday....
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[VIDEO]: Stephen Colbert Helps President Obama Polish His Resume´ For New Job
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U.S. President Barack Obama has less than 94 days until his second term expires and he will leave the White House in the hands of either Republican Donald Trump or fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton. What are Obama’s plans after his eight years in Washington? Will he return to Chicago? Will he and his family move to New York or stay in the nation’s capital? ... ....
Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Synod: Address of the Archbishop of Dublin, The Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson (The Church of Ireland)
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Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Synod ... Members of Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Synods are gathering this evening (Tuesday October 11) in Temple Carrig School ... This year as part of the celebrations of the 800th anniversary of the unification of the dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough, Synod members are joined by the Anglican bishops of Spain and Lusitania ... Come&C;, the Jerusalem Link and the Dublin & Glendalough 800 anniversary....
Great moments in Irish history captured on the canvas
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Creating History ... (The Decade of Centenaries programme began in 2012 and focuses initially on the many significant centenaries occurring over the period 1912–1916. ). Perhaps the most intriguing thing about the exercise is that it does not and could not offer a linear, straightforward narrative ... James Barry ... Every nation needs a foundation myth ... Visiting Glendalough one day, they were told of an eviction taking place just a mile away ... ....
Church of Ireland opens first Anglican voluntary school in Irish republic (The Anglican Communion)
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(Source. The Anglican Communion). [ACNS, by Gavin Drake] The Irish Prime Minister, or Taoiseach, will tomorrow (Friday) open the country's first Anglican voluntary secondary school to be founded in Ireland since the creation of the state in 1922 ... 'This is the first Church of Ireland secondary school in the voluntary model to be established since the foundation of the State,' a spokeswoman for the Diocese of Dublin & Glendalough said....
New Dean of St Patrick’s Cathedral Given Warm Welcome to Dublin (The Church of Ireland)
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(Source. The Church of Ireland). Press Releases26 Sep 16. New Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral Given Warm Welcome to Dublin. The Very Revd William Morton was installed as Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral on Saturday (September 24) ... Arresting new vistas are in prospect ... A further selection of photographs is available on the Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough flickr page. You can read Archdeacon Harte's sermon in full below. ... Amen.' ... Tel ... Tel ... Email....
WILDE opens at The Westbury (The Doyle Collection)
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(Source. The Doyle Collection) WILDE breathes fresh air into the Dublin restaurant scene with vintage glamour and a brand new terrace overlooking the buzz of Grafton Street ... 3rd October 2016 ... The wide selection of gin includes Dingle Gin (Kerry), Blackwater Gin (Waterford), Gunpowder Irish Gin (Leitrim), Glendalough Spring Gin (Wicklow), Malfy Gin (Italy) and Hendrick's Gin (Scotland) ... -ENDS- ... Email. peter.lynch@edelman.com Phone ... (noodl....
Get lost in the beauty on Ireland’s Wicklow Way
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I trudged up the pine tree-lined trail, pulled out my map and pressed my finger onto the red-dotted line zigzagging across the page. I willed it to tell me where I was. Just two hours into a hike in the Wicklow Mountains of Ireland, I was lost. It seemed a dubious start ... Hikers meet an obstacle course of sorts ... Suddenly, the remote trail put me smack dab in Glendalough, Irish for the “valley of two lakes.” So much for escaping the crowds....
Tidy Towns: Full list of winners in each county
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Skerries in Co Dublin was not the only winner of the 2016 Tidy Towns competition. Birdhill in Co Tipperary won the prize as Ireland’s tidiest village, with Listowel, Co Kerry taking the award for the country’s tidiest small town. The large town award went to Ennis, Co Clare. National Award Winner. Skerries, Co Dublin. Ireland’s tidiest village. Birdhill, Co Tipperary. Ireland’s tidiest small town ... Tipperary ... Mayo ... Laragh & Glendalough 266....
Lost in the beauty on Ireland's Wicklow Way
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I trudged up the pine tree-lined trail, pulled out my map and pressed my finger onto the red-dotted line zigzagging across the page. I willed it to tell me where I was. Just two hours into a hike in the Wicklow Mountains of Ireland, I was already lost. It seemed a dubious start ... Suddenly, the remote trail put me smack dab in Glendalough, Irish for the "valley of two lakes." So much for escaping the crowds ... Next ... WALKING THE WAY ... ....
Four-goal Banner drubbing provided perfect reality check for Kilkenny to reboot season - Murphy
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... peace and solitude of Glendalough at that time....
Transport plan to keep the central metro moving (State Government of Western Australia)
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(Source. State Government of Western Australia). Transport plan prepares Perth for a population of 3.5 million. Major changes planned for central metropolitan area ... It is Perth's most comprehensive transport plan in two decades ... Projects outlined for the central metropolitan region include ... The Minister said bus rapid transit or light rail routes would also connect Glendalough Station to Scarborough Beach ... Fact File ... (noodl. 34742485) ....
Transport plan to keep the north metro moving (State Government of Western Australia)
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(Source. State Government of Western Australia). Transport plan prepares Perth for a population of 3.5 million. Major changes planned for north metropolitan area ... The Perth Transport Plan for 3.5 million People and Beyond has been developed over two years by transport planning experts, based on extensive research and modelling ... Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) or light rail routes would also connect Glendalough Station to Scarborough Beach ... (noodl....
Plan will keep growing city connected and moving (State Government of Western Australia)
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(Source. State Government of Western Australia). Transport plan prepares Perth for a population of 3.5 million. Major plan to keep the city vibrant, connected and productive as it grows ... The Perth Transport Plan for 3.5 million People and Beyond has been developed over two years by transport planning experts, based on extensive research and modelling ... BRT or light rail would connect Glendalough Station to Scarborough Beach ... Fact File....
Archbishop of Dublin offers Thoughts and Prayers following Nice Attack (The Church of Ireland)
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(Source. The Church of Ireland). Archbishop of Dublin offers Thoughts and Prayers following Nice Attack. Press Releases. Added on 15/07/2016. From The Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, Archbishop of Dublin.. 'The human devastation that unfolded on the evening of Bastille Day along the Promenade des Anglais in Nice has brought about countless deaths and untold sorrow to everyone present ... Dublin & Glendalough. Mobile ... Dublin & Glendalough DCO....
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