
The Cedar of Lebanon
The Cedar of Lebanon growing in Adare, is native to the mountains of the Eastern Mediterranean Basin. This magnificent specimen is recorded by the National Tree Register as the largest
Within the graveyard is the old parish church of St. Nicholas, built in the 13th century and then rebuilt in the 16th century. On your visit you will also see the ruins of a second church, a Chapel of Ease, dating from the 16th Century, where several members of the Dunraven family are buried.
To access information on the graveyard visit www.historicgraves.com
The latest news from Adare
The Cedar of Lebanon growing in Adare, is native to the mountains of the Eastern Mediterranean Basin. This magnificent specimen is recorded by the National Tree Register as the largest
“Adare may need to be pedestrianised” during Ryder Cup 2027 Councillor urges more engagement from local authority on Ryder Cup.Bridie Collins, a businesswoman in the village, has also called for
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