- To reach Glendalough's ancient monastic ruins and stunning countryside, fly into Dublin then drive for about 43 miles (69 kilometers).
- Glendalough is also home to a 6th century monastic settlement founded by St Kevin, a legendary monk, our inspiration and of course, the man on our bottle.
- The English name Glendalough comes from the Irish Gleann Dá Locha which translates to "The valley of the two lakes".
- Glendalough Monastic Settlement. 4.5. 2,191 reviews. #2 of 19 things to do in Vale of Glendalough. Historic SitesArchitectural BuildingsReligious Sites.
- buraya paddy wagon turları ile gidin 25 euro'ya glendalough, wicklow gap ve kilkenny görürsünüz. tur rehberi de efsane bir adamdı, tarihinden en ucuz barına...
- In case you’re wondering, the name Glendalough actually means the “Valley of the Two Lakes”. The monastery was founded by St. Kevin, a hermit monk.
- Glendalough. Navigasyona git Aramaya git. Manastır. ... Dublin ve Glendalough. Bir çeşit. erkek.
- Around 1042, oak timber from Glendalough was used to build the second longest Viking longship ever recorded; know today as Skuldelev 2, it was 100 feet long.
- İrlanda, Glendalough yakınındaki otelleri online bulun. Müsaitlik iyi ve fiyatlar harika. Rezervasyonu online yapın, otelde ödeyin. Rezervasyon işlemi bedeli yok.
- Surrounded by the valley of Glendalough in County Wicklow, the Glendalough Hotel is the only hotel in Glendalough and has been in the valley since the 1830s.