Conor’s guidebook
Sightseeing
The Black Abbey established in 1225 is one of the oldest structures in Kilkenny. The magnificent stained glass window and 15th century alabaster statue of the holy trinity hidden within the walls make this hidden gem a must see. Entry is free
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Dominican Black Abbey
The Black Abbey established in 1225 is one of the oldest structures in Kilkenny. The magnificent stained glass window and 15th century alabaster statue of the holy trinity hidden within the walls make this hidden gem a must see. Entry is free
The magnificent Kilkenny Castle overlooks the River Nore and has guarded this important river crossing for more than 900 years. The gardens, with extensive woodland paths, rose garden and ornamental lake, create the setting for a beautiful stroll.
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Kilkenny kastali
The ParadeThe magnificent Kilkenny Castle overlooks the River Nore and has guarded this important river crossing for more than 900 years. The gardens, with extensive woodland paths, rose garden and ornamental lake, create the setting for a beautiful stroll.
Smithwick's upplifun
44 Parliament StSmithwick’s has been brewed here in Ireland since 1710.
Built between 1202 and 1285, St Canice's has been preserved in its original style and form. Worship has taken place here for over 800 years. View Kilkenny and the surrounding area from the 9th century round tower
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Dómkirkjan St Canice og kringlukerfið
Coach RoadBuilt between 1202 and 1285, St Canice's has been preserved in its original style and form. Worship has taken place here for over 800 years. View Kilkenny and the surrounding area from the 9th century round tower
Built between 1594 and 1610 this was the home of the renowned merchant, landowner and Mayor of Kilkenny City, John Rothe Fitz Piers, his wife Rose Archer, and their twelve children.
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Rothe House & Garden
16 Parliament StBuilt between 1594 and 1610 this was the home of the renowned merchant, landowner and Mayor of Kilkenny City, John Rothe Fitz Piers, his wife Rose Archer, and their twelve children.
The beating heart of Kilkenny. The River Nore passes through the centre of the city as it winds its way out to sea at Waterford. Rich in Salmon and Trout the river is a perfect place for riverside walk or for the more adventurous a hike on the Nore Valley walk to Bennettsbridge.
River Nore
The beating heart of Kilkenny. The River Nore passes through the centre of the city as it winds its way out to sea at Waterford. Rich in Salmon and Trout the river is a perfect place for riverside walk or for the more adventurous a hike on the Nore Valley walk to Bennettsbridge.