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Templetown Church
 

County

Wexford

Coordinates

N 52° 10' 45.7"   W 006° 53' 42.5"

Nearest town

Fethard-on-Sea

Grid Ref.

X 75628 03583

Map No.

76

Elevation a.s.l. (m)

29

Date of visit

Saturday 15 June 2013

GPS Accuracy (m)

3
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The church in ruins and its crenellated tower seen from the northeast.


This fortified church was built by the Knights Hospitallers in the early 14th century on a plot of land that once belonged to their rivals the Knights Templars, from whom the place takes its name, who had the land granted by king Henry II in 1172.
We found this church by pure chance on our way back from Slade castle.
The most fascinating feature of this ruined church is the crenellated tower. The inner walls still retain most of the original plaster. There's a portion of a staircase that leads to the first floor of the tower.


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