- The Red Abbey in Cork, Ireland was a 14th-century Augustinian abbey which took its name from the reddish sandstone used in construction.
- 00:00St Patrick's Street03:00Opera Lane04:00Crawford Art Gallery & Cork Opera House05:50Half Moon Street06:50Paul Street08:30Saint Peter and Paul's10:30City Centre16:50South of the Centre23:00Around Red Abbey Tower24:00Douglas Street and Around34:00Towards Elizabeth Fort39:00Elizabeth Fort45:00Towards Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral48:00Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral51:30Back to the City Centre58:00Washington Street59:30Tobin Street (Nightlife Area)1:00:45All Around the City Centre1:18:00Lapp's Quay1:21:21Cork Bus Station1:22:22Back to Starting Point on St Patrick's Street
- Built in the 14th century, Red Abbey is the only medieval monument in Cork and is known for its signature red sandstone.
- Dating from the Middle Ages, the Red Abbey is a National Monument and the oldest structure in Cork City.
- Excellent location on Margaret street, close to the Grande Parade, Cork City Centre.
- Plaque c. 1985 reads : The Red Abbey/This Priory of Augustinian Hermits, known as The Red Abbey/was founded probably in the 14th century/during the siege of...
- The Red Abbey in Cork, Ireland was a 14th-century Augustinian abbey which took its name from the reddish sandstone used in construction.
- Red Abbey Tower is a historic landmark in Cork city, which is in front of a huge footpath with surrounding trees, houses and other facilities like Nano Nagle Place...
- Red Abbey Tower — local attraction, which is located at Ballintemple, Cork, Ireland and belongs to the category — historical landmark.
- Red Abbey özellikle gitmenizi gerektirecek çok popüler bir nokta değildir ancak eğer ki Cork bölgesinin ayakta kalmayı başarmış en eski yapısını görmek...
- Considered Cork's oldest building, the Red Abbey Tower was once part of a 14th-century Augustinian abbey.