Well worth a visit. It is amazing to think this fine building has survived for centuries. There is an excellent explanation of the Friary, which highlights the location and history. Full review by Relaxedtravels57
Sep 6, 2021
Definitely worth a visit to the beautiful ruins, where the graveyard is beautifully kept and is still used. so interesting to walk around. follow the path down to the river, its so pretty. you can w…Full review by joannieBrightonUk
Jul 26, 2021
We've visited Dromahair before and I can't believe that we missed this ! It's not very well advertised and we found it by chance . It's beautiful , quite a substantial ruin with lots of really intere…Full review by 2020vision
Is this site open to all? Do we have to pay for visiting this friary? Do you have a contact number for further enquiries?
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I don’t think there is a contact number - it’s free and open all the time. You might bring a picnic as there aren’t any facilities like that or public toilets but then again it’s a ten minute walk …
I don’t think there is a contact number - it’s free and open all the time. You might bring a picnic as there aren’t any facilities like that or public toilets but then again it’s a ten minute walk from Dromahair where there are a couple of shops and a nice cafe.
I found a headstone erected by my late uncle (John Byrne)dedicated to the memory of his parents and his siblings,but I have no idea if any of my Irish family are actually buried there or is it just a memorial stone.i only came across it by accident but was thrilled to find it.any information would be great thank you
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You could check with the local church. My grandfather died in Ballyhaunis and they had a record of where he was buried but I was unable to find any headstone. Good luck!
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