2. The Rock of Cashel
The Rock of Cashel, perched atop a dramatic limestone outcrop in County Tipperary, was the historic seat of the Kings of Munster. This iconic site features ancient high crosses, a round tower, and Cormac’s Chapel, renowned for its Romanesque frescoes—the only surviving examples in Ireland. According to legend, St. Patrick visited Cashel to convert King Aenghus to Christianity. For more details, visit the Heritage Ireland website.
