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One of Europe’s most significant early monastic sites, the abbey was fully restored in the 1970s. This fine example of a 15th century church is now a flourishing parish that hosts pilgrims who make their way to the side chapel to view the relics of the “True Cross” that are housed here.
Photo Credits: Holycross Ballycahill News, Pam O’Brien, Ramón
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