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There are many towns and villages that claim some connection to Ireland's most famous Welshman, St. Patrick. |
The ruins at Aghagower include a round tower (those pesky Vikings !) |
Aghagower, near Westport (and Croagh Patrick) claims a continuous ecclesiastical since 441 AD |
View of Aghagower village, including round tower |
Plaque commemorating the departure of St. Patrick from Aghagower to Croagh Patrick |
Detail of plaque (text) |
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A well which is supposed to date from the time of St. Patrick. |
 Location of
Aghagower in relation to Westport. |
 Detail of
Map 31, Discovery Series, Ordnance Survey of Ireland. |
 The part of
Ireland covered by Map 31 |