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    • The Little Sea
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St. Mary’s Church, New Ross

St. Mary’s was originally built in the early 1200s by the Norman knight William Marshal and his wife Isabel, the founders of the town of New Ross.

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To find St. Mary’s Church…
Type these coordinates into Google: 52.396322, -6.941362

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To the East along the Way lies… Stokestown Castle


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