Glendalough Irish Round Tower Behind Celtic Cross County Wicklow Ireland Sepia Canvas Print

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Round Tower of Glendalough behind a Celtic Cross in the Irish countryside at the early medieval Christian settlement in the Wicklow Mountains, County Wicklow, Ireland. The Round Tower, about 30m tall, served as a landmark for travelers, a bell tower, a storage facility and a place of refuge during attacks. The settlement of Glendalough, founded by Saint Kevin in the 6th century, takes its name from the surrounding glacial valley. Glendalough means "valley of the two lakes."

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