Located on Ireland's west coast, Sligo is a charming destination that seamlessly blends rugged natural beauty with a rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the majestic Benbulben Mountain, stroll along the scenic shores of Lough Gill, and marvel at the stunning landscapes that inspired W.B. Yeats' poetry.
Although commonly known as Sligo Abbey, (co-ordinates 54.27085 -8.47003) the correct title for Sligo‘s only surviving megalithic structure is The Convent of the Holy Cross and was in fact a Dominican Friary.
See ancient megalithic monuments. Visit a restored Irish cottage. Admire beautiful views of Ben Bulben. ... Come to Carrowmore at 7am on October 31st and see the sun rise in the 'saddle' of the Ballygawley mountain, in direct line with one of the tomb's chambers. ... Carrowmore, Co. Sligo, F91 E638, Ireland
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Sligo Municipal Borough District
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