Clonmacnoise Monastery

Travelling Irelands beautiful River Shannon to Clonmacnoise Monastery.
Clonmacnoise dates back almost 1,500 years and was founded by Saint Ciaran in 545 AD
Clonmacnoise was destroyed by fire at least 13 times and faced approximately 40 attacks between the 8th and 12th centuries
The River Shannon stretches over 360 kilometers (224 miles), making it the longest river in Ireland and the British Isles.
It flows from the Cuilcagh Mountain in County Cavan to the Shannon Estuary in Limerick, passing through lush green landscapes, rolling hills, and picturesque towns along the way.
Emerald green landscapes surround the River Shannon, creating a stunning backdrop for travelers.
As you journey along its banks, you’ll encounter sparkling waters, ancient ruins, and charming villages.
The river’s beauty has inspired poets, artists, and travelers for centuries
Filmed from the water, the river bank and the air you can really see the river and monastery in their full splender
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[@ViewsFromAbove1]

What a wonderful landscape. Superbly filmed. Great video

[@EireAir]

Many thanks!

[@TripInIreland]

Beautiful colour, stunning location. great video

[@EireAir]

It's a beautiful place

[@shellolly007]

Great video...footage is incredible 👏🏼

[@EireAir]

Thanks so much!

[@IrishMac093]

Great cinematic flight, loved it. ☘

[@EireAir]

Thanks