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Kilkenny Castle
One of Ireland's most popular online guides to our heritage sites is urging followers to enjoy a springtime visit to Kilkenny Castle!
Abarta Heritage shares a free guide to a historic site somewhere in Ireland every week, in a feature they call Monuments Monday. This week the focus comes on Kilkenny Castle.
The weekly email newsletter and guide lets people discover hidden historical gems or find out a bit more about a site in Ireland, and often inspires people to visit them.
Abarta Heritage are Ireland’s most trusted heritage experts, and work on flagship heritage projects for national bodies like the Heritage Council, Office of Public Works and Transport Infrastructure Ireland, as well as working with 26 city and county councils across the island of Ireland and large EU Projects that connect Ireland to Europe.
Spring is in the air, so for today's edition of our free #MonumentMonday newsletter we take a trip to Kilkenny Castle – always a lovely place to visit but especially so at this time of year! pic.twitter.com/yc0OclflFT
— Abarta Heritage (@AbartaGuides) February 20, 2023
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