Cashel, Ireland

Cashel, Ireland

Cashel, Ireland appears in 59 Bunkabop connections spanning 3247 places and 13 topics, with religion and history making up the bulk of its ties. The Rock of Cashel, a limestone outcrop that gave rise to the town below, links Cashel to a strong cluster of architecture and landmarks connections. Dublin and Limerick share the most connections with Cashel, tied to shared religious and administrative history. In 1169 the King of Limerick built a chapterhouse at the Rock, and in 1647 Parliamentary troops sacked the town during the Irish Confederate Wars.

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