The current remains (just a few walls and a partial tower) date from the 1100s, but the site is said to date back to 460 when none other than St. Patrick himself visited here. I visited here because I looked at my map and saw a green circle penned around the site with the letters 'EX' next to it - indicating 'Exhibitionist'.
This is the main point of interest here - the 'Sheela-na-Gig' that is located on the inside wall about 10 feet up. It is extremely worn and the features are not really very clear.
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A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
 Doon Castle (Co. Offaly) |  Ballyfinboy Castle (Co. Tipperary) |  Skregg (Co. Roscommon) |
 Ballaghmore (Co. Laois) |  Killinaboy (Co. Clare) |  Ballinderry (Co. Galway) |
