Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul

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• Anynomous

  02 August 2017

  If you visit Trim your more than likely to visit Trim Castle, St Mary's Abbey, The Sheep's Gate and next along your walk parallel with the Boyne river you will discover "The Cathedral Of St Peter and Paul". All of the Trim monuments have a wonderful history behind them, my review does not cover that because you can do that while you walk through the ruins itself. If you are like me, then the history of the monuments is less interesting than the workmanship, the fact these buildings survived so long without using modern building techniques and off course the photo opportunities they provide. Its a large building and its well preserved, well worth a walk around and if you came this far you may as well get all five monuments by continuing on and viewing The Priory of John The Baptist, which is a quarter mile further on. That way you will have taking in all five visitor attractions and your bound to have collected some fine photos for your personal collection or even your wall, and you should have at least one cracker that made your journey all worth while. Enjoy

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• Anynomous

  26 March 2017

  Precioso sitio. Ruinas que todavía dejan espacio a la imaginación. Fácil de reconstruir en la mente. Merece la pena el paseo y la visita.

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• Anynomous

  01 November 2016

  Nice riverside walk from Trim castle to the ruins of the Cathedral and graveyard. The path has plenty of little stops along the way.

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• Anynomous

  21 September 2016

  It's a great little walk along the River Boyne from Trim Castle to this little ruin. Wonderful on a sunny afternoon,.

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