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Killeshin Church with its carved Romanesque doorway. Photo: Laois Heritage Office
A hidden historic gem in the southeast corner of Laois will be put under the spotlight during Heritage Week.
Killeshin Church is a 12th-century Romanesque church and National Monument located near the Killkenny and Carlow borders. The beautifully carved doorway at the 12th Century Church is seen as one of the best examples in Ireland of Romanesque carving.
To give more people an insight into its beauty and importance, the Church will be the subject of a guided heritage tour of by Laois Archaeologist, Sean Murray hosted by the Laois Public Participation Network.
For more info on this free event contact danbergin@laoiscoco.ie or telephone: 086 035 2107 Booking vial www.laoisppn.ie
The event takes place on Saturday, August 19 11am
Laois PPN will circulate details of the event to our 650+ PPN member groups prior the event which is open to the general public.
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