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The Old Stone Wall, also known as the Galty Wall, is a historic nearly 4-kilometre (2.5 mi) stretch of expertly constructed dry stone engineering that runs across the Galtee Mountains ridge and serves as both a navigational aid and former county boundary marker between Tipperary and Limerick. This impressive stone wall, which traverses the mountain range in an out-of-the-way location, provides welcome shelter and helps keep hikers on track during adverse weather conditions, particularly valuable during the Galtee Challenge, the annual east-to-west mountain crossing completed every June that demands at least 10 hours of hiking through challenging terrain.

A charming little town that offers everything a tourist could wish for: the Castle and the Swiss Cottage, two real attractions, souvenir shops, cafes, pubs, colorful houses, parks, walking paths, and a river... You can spend a lovely day here. The good tourist information office is located at the (paid) parking lot right next to the castle.

The Graves of the Leinstermen standing stones consist of four menhirs. They are located in County Tipperary, Ireland, above Lough Derg, between the villages of Ballina and Portroe, on the western slope of the 463-meter-high Tountinna, a mountain in the Arra Mountains. A narrow, steep road leads from Portroe to the standing stones. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graves_of_the_Leinstermen

The Famous Statue of Christ the King overlooking the again Famous Glen of Aherlow in County Tipperary,this is a most photographed Statue in a most beautiful Glen which is backed by the Renowned Galtee Mountain range The statue was erected in 1950 by voluntary labour and became known far and wide as the Symbol of the Glen, overlooking and Blessing all who live and all that pass through the World Renowned Glen Read more: https://documentingireland.webnode.page/products/christ-the-king-statue-glen-of-aherlow-county-tipperary-ireland-1-/

Kearney's Castle is a late 15th century tower house standing on the east side of the main street in Cashel. The tower house was modified in c.1600 and again in about 1990. It is a five storey building with two caphouses, running from west to east. The castle is also known as Quirke's Castle. It was held by the Kearney family in the 17th century. Thomas Kearney was Alderman of Cashel in 1640. Lord Inchiquin, the Irish Protestant commander, is believed to have used the castle as a base, in the Sack of Cashel, during the confederate wars. Father John Kearney, a member of the Gaelic family, was hanged within the castle in 1652. http://www.megalithicireland.com/Kearney%27s%20Castle,%20Cashel,%20Tipperary.html

One of Ireland's most famous and picturesque sights: a mountain with a fortified monastery ruin and another monastery ruin in the valley. A beautiful complex; solitude, however, is something else entirely.

One of the fortified houses built in Ireland around the 1500s to ensure residents' safety.