Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland

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Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland is a historic seaside village on Ireland’s south coast, known for its early Christian monastic site, round tower, and scenic beaches.

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instanceOf seaside resort
village
country Ireland
distanceTo approximately 14 km from Youghal
approximately 20 km from Dungarvan
elevation approximately 60 metres above sea level at highest point
foundedAsMonasticSiteBy Saint Declan of Ardmore
hasAccommodation Cliff House Hotel
hasBeachType sandy beach
hasCoastlineFeature rocky headlands
sea cliffs
hasEconomicActivity fishing
heritage tourism
hospitality industry
hasEvent Pattern of St Declan
hasFeature Ogham stones
Romanesque church carvings
hasHeritageStatus National Monument of Ireland
hasLandmark Ardmore Beach
Ardmore Cathedral
Ardmore Cliff Walk
Ardmore Round Tower
St Declan’s Oratory
St Declan’s Well
hasReligiousTradition associated with Saint Declan of Ardmore
hasRoadAccessVia N25 road
IrishName Aird Mhór
IrishNameMeaning great height
knownFor Christian pilgrimage
cliff walk
early Christian monastic site
round tower
scenic beaches
locatedIn County Waterford
province of Munster
linked to: Province of Munster
locatedNear Youghal Bay
locatedOn south coast of Ireland
monasticSiteDate 5th century
overlooks Celtic Sea
parishOf Church of Ireland United Dioceses of Cashel, Ferns and Ossory
Roman Catholic Diocese of Waterford and Lismore
patternDay 24 July
popularFor swimming
tourism
walking
roundTowerDate 12th century
roundTowerHeight approximately 29 metres
tourismSeason summer

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Ardmore, Pennsylvania namedAfter Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland
Saint Declán of Ardmore cultCenter Ardmore, County Waterford
linked to: Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland