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Butler House
The Dower House of
Kilkenny Castle
16 Patrick Street, Kilkenny City
Email: res@butler.ie
Web: www.butler.ie
Tel: (056) 776 5707
Fax: (056) 776 5626
A balance of old and new
where contemporary furnishings
are combined with magnificent
original features.
13 special rooms & suites
– each of distinctive character
Private car park
Secluded gardens
An outstanding Cistercian abbey, south-west of Thomastown.
GLASSATTICGALLERY
This 13th century Cathedral of St. Canice is the second longest
Cathedral in Ireland. The site on which the Cathedral stands has been
Come see the
a site of Christian worship since the 6th century and the Cathedral
has been carefully preserved in its original style and form. Beside the
glassblowing and
Cathedral stands the 9th century Round Tower, which can be climbed browse in the gift shop.
to view the city of Kilkenny and the surrounding countryside.
Stoneyford, Co. Kilkenny, Tel: (056) 77 24350, Off the Waterford Road (N9)
10% discount when you mention this ad
shopping shopping
Liam Costigan, Colliers Lane, Kilkenny. Tel: (056) 776 2408; Email:
lcoss@eircom.net. Gold & Silversmith: Designer and manufacturer of
handmade jewellery in gold, silver and platinum, with precious and
semi-precious stones. Member of the Crafts Council of Ireland.
BALLYFOYLE
Ballyfoyle is home to the famous Dunmore Cave. Its recorded history
dates as far back as 928 AD when, as written in the Annals, it was
the scene of a Viking massacre. The cave itself, however, consists of a
series of chambers formed over millions of years and contains some of
the finest calcite formations in Ireland. Open year round.
BENNETTSBRIDGE
Just south of Kilkenny City lies this small village, named after the
bridge that crosses the River Nore. Families will enjoy the Nore Valley
Park Open Farm, where you can help feed the animals and even handle
chicks and rabbits. It also features a 2 mile river walk, playground and
Contact: The Administrator
Telephone: 056 776 4971
Fax: 056 772 3646
E: administrator.cathedral@ossory.anglican.org
Open: April, May & September
Mon-Sat: 10am–1pm / 2pm–5pm
Sun: 2pm–5pm
June, July, August:
Mon-Sat: 9am–6pm
Sun: 2pm–6pm
October-March:
Round Tower closed October-March
Mon-Sat: 10am–1pm / 2pm–4pm
Sun: 2pm–4pm
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