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At the bottom of the hill next to the River Shannon is Temple Finghin, a pretty little Romanesque church with a fully intact round belltower. The church has been dated to about 1160-70. The Romanesque chancel arch appears to have been damaged by fire; its present inner order is a later limestone replacement.

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