 Bells of Shandon - Reviews from across the web
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Cork: Shandon Bells - Traveler Reviews - Avoid Shandon Bells B&B - TripAdvisor
Recently spent a night in the Shandon Bells B&B on Western Road in Cork City. Disaster. Avoid it at all costs. There is nothing wrong with the B&B really, although rooms are very basic but I've never encountered ruder people in my life. No attempt to be welcoming or polite and then the owner...
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Cork Heritage Openday: Religious Buildings: Saint Anne's Church Shandon (Tower and Bells)
St Anne’s Shandon is a landmark building situated on a hill on the north side of the city centre. This Anglican Church has been a place of worship for over 280 years and is one of the oldest Churches in continuous use in the city of Cork. Dating from 1722 St Anne’s was originally built a...
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St. Anne's, Shandon, Cork - Buildings of Ireland [Archeire, Irish Architecture Online]
St. Anne's in Shandon is known more for its bells than the structure that houses them, due to the famous song The Bells of Shandon written by Francis Sylvester Mahony. It is a prominent landmark in the city being sited on top of a hillside overlooking the river Lee. The church was built in 1726 on t...
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Cork: Shandon Bells - Traveler Reviews - Very Charming - TripAdvisor
My new husband and I stayed here for the first few days of our Honeymoon. We found the staff overly friendly and willing to accommodate us in any way. The B&B wasn't overly fancy but comfortable and affordable. It is situated close to all points of interest in Cork City including St Fin Barre's ...
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Church Of St. Anne - Home
The name Shandon comes from the Irish, Sean Dun, and means Old Fort. Shandon was one of 28 settlements in and around ancient Cork. A medieval Church dedicated to St. Mary existed on this site and is mentioned in the decretals of Pope Innocent 3rd in 1199 as "St. Mary on the Mountain" and t...
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St Ann's Church- Cork, Ireland - VirtualTourist.com
The steeple of St Anne's Church in Shandon is visible from most parts of the city centre. On top of it is the eleven-foot long salmon-shaped weather vane also known as the 'goldy fish'. The church was built in 1722 and is world-famous for its tower with the carillon of eight bells commemorated in th...
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