Kells, County Meath

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Kells, County Meath is a historic Irish town best known for its early Christian monastic site and association with the illuminated manuscript known as the Book of Kells.

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Kells, County Meath canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
associatedWith Book of Kells
Columban monastic tradition
St Columba
linked to: Saint Columba
country Ireland
distanceFrom approximately 65 km northwest of Dublin
electoralConstituency Meath West
governingCouncil Meath County Council
hasCategory historic town in Ireland
monastic site in Ireland
hasDialingCode +353 46
hasFestival Book of Kells-themed cultural events
hasFunction local service centre for north County Meath
hasHeritage early medieval monastic settlement
hasIrishName Ceanannas
Ceanannas Mór
hasNearbyRiver Blackwater River (County Meath)
hasPostalCodeArea A82
hasRoadConnection M3 motorway
N3 road
N52 road
hasStructure St Colmcille’s House
St Columba’s Church
high crosses
monastic enclosure
round tower
hasTourismAttraction Kells High Crosses
monastic site of Kells
round tower of Kells
hasTourismType heritage tourism
heritageStatus important early Christian heritage site in Ireland
historicalPeriod early Christian Ireland
early Middle Ages
isMarketTown true
knownFor association with the Book of Kells
early Christian monastic site
locatedIn County Meath
Province of Leinster
linked to: Leinster

Republic of Ireland
religiousTradition Christianity
timeZone Western European Time
timeZoneDST Irish Standard Time

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Virginia, County Cavan hasNearbySettlement Kells, County Meath
Kells Priory locatedIn Kells, County Meath
Kells Blackwater flowsThrough Kells, County Meath