- While you’re there, make sure to stop at the Muckross Abbey. The Abbey is a Franciscan friary from the 1400s that was destroyed during Cromwellian times.
- From here, walk 15 minutes to Muckross Abbey. Start at Flesk Bridge on Muckross Road and continue via the abbey to the wider Killarney National Park.
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- From here, walk 15 minutes to Muckross Abbey. Start at Flesk Bridge on Muckross Road and continue via the abbey to the wider Killarney National Park.
- The Franciscan friary of Irrelagh, now known as Muckross Abbey is one of the major ecclesiastical sites found in the Killarney National Park, County Kerry...
- In this video, Sinead, a tour guide with Free Tours by Foot London, travels back to her hometown of Killarney, Ireland for part 2 of this "city-trip from Lon...
- Now known as Muckross Abbey, it is missing the roof but apart from that the abbey is in a superb state of preservation.