County Waterford

Waterford ( Irish County Waterford ) is a county ( County) in the south of Ireland.

Geography

In the north of the county is bordered by the river Suir, in the east by the Waterford Harbour. The West is characterized by a mountainous and hilly country, the East is rather plain.

History

In the early Middle Ages, the area belonged to the kingdom of Leinster. In 1172, the area was conquered by the Anglo-Normans. In the 13th century, the founding of the county took place.

Policy

The distribution of seats in the County Council after the local elections of June 5, 2009:

Cities

The administrative seat of the county is Dungarvan. The towns of Dungarvan, Lismore and Tramore have its own town council. Other cities include Dunmore East, Portlaw and Tallow.

Attractions

  • Ardmore (Ireland ) Round Tower
  • Ballynageeragh portal tomb
  • Ballynamona Lower Court tomb
  • Carriglong passage tomb
  • Gaulstown portal tomb
  • Passage tomb of Harristown
  • Knockeen portal tomb
  • Munmahogue Wedge tomb

Comments

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  • County in Ireland
  • County Waterford
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