Cashel is a town in County
County Tipperary, east of
Tipperary and northwest of
Clonmel. A notable feature of the countryside near Cashel is the Rock of Cashel, a limestone outcrop rising 200 feet above the plains and crowned with a magnificent set of ruins. The rock was the seat of the kings of
Munster Province from about 370 until 1101.
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