We stopped by this abbey on our way out of Ballyvaughan and south to the next B&B in Dingle. The early morning light and mists made this place lonelier and more mystical than I had expected. It is situated on the edge of the Burren, and the ruined arches and graves were definitely a bit eerie. I loved it.
- Clare County Library: The Burren: Corcomroe Abbey
- Megalithic Ireland: Corcomroe Abbey
- Irish Antiquities: Corcomroe Abbey
- Cistercian Abbeys: Corcomroe
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- Corcomroe Abbey – Photo by Christy Nicholas
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- Corcomroe Abbey – Photo by Christy Nicholas
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- Corcomroe Abbey – Photo by Christy Nicholas
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- Corcomroe Abbey – Photo by Christy Nicholas
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Christy is an artist, accountant and traveler with a love for Ireland and hopes to move there someday. A variety of her artwork and travel reports are available at www.greendragonartist.com. Christy’s Tips | Website
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