
Reask Cross Pillar

Three of the cross pillars at Reask

The small pillar to the south-east of the large pillar

The other small pillar east of the large pillar

Reask monastic site

Underexposed – an Irish Photoblog

Reask Cross Pillar

Three of the cross pillars at Reask

The small pillar to the south-east of the large pillar

The other small pillar east of the large pillar

Reask monastic site

Kells Round Tower, Kells, Co Meath, Ireland

Kells High Cross and Round Tower

Kells High Cross

Kells Bell Tower

Kells Bell Tower entrance carvings

St Kevin’s Church and Round Tower, Glendalough, Co Wicklow, Ireland

St Kevin’s Church and Round Tower, Glendalough

St Kevin’s Church

Glendalough Round Tower, Glendalough

Glendalough Round Tower, Glendalough

Glendalough Reefert Church and crosses, Glendalough Monastic City

Glendalough Reefert Church and cross, Glendalough Monastic City

Glendalough Reefert Church

Glendalough Reefert Church

Glendalough Cathedral

Glendalough Cathedral

Glendalough Cathedral
Nine crosses at Glendalough Monastic City

Reefert Cross, Glendalough, Co Wicklow, Ireland

Cross at Reefert Church ruin, Glendalough

Rough Cross at Reefert Church ruin, Glendalough

Broken Cross at Reefert Church ruin, Glendalough Monastic City

High Cross (with broken shaft?), Glendalough

St Kevin’s Cross, Glendalough Monastic City

Three more broken crosses, Glendalough Monastic City


Kells (Ceanannas Mór) monastery was founded in 554AD by St Columba (St Colmcille).

Kells High Cross – The East Cross, east face

Kells High Cross and Round Tower

Kells Round Tower, 10th century

Kells High Cross – The South Cross aka Cross of Patrick and Columba

Kells High Cross – The West Cross, west face

9th century Kells High Cross – The Market Cross, west face.

Kells High Cross – The Market Cross, east face

Kells High Cross – the base of the Market Cross

Spire doorway. Kells Monastic Site, Co Meath, Ireland

Nendrum Monastic Site, Down, Northern Ireland

Nendrum Monastic Site on Mahee Island, founded by St Machaoi in the 5th Century

The remains of the round tower at Nendrum Monastic Site

The church ruin at Nendrum Monastic Site with the reconstructed sun-dial