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Attractions - Cultural Attractions Of Tipperary (Thiobraid Árann)

Hore Abbey

Posted by Keith Murphy, 16th Feb 2007

Hore Abbey was founded by Cistercians in 1266. It is near Cashel in County Tipperary. More about Hore Abbey is here and here. A statute concerning Hore Abbey from 1942 is here.

Cashel
County Tipperary

Hore Abbey

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