Talk:Glen-da-lough's tower

Glendalough/Glen-da-lough, The Tower
Built during the sixth century at St. Coemgen's (Eng. Kevin) request, the round tower and abbey commemorate the place where he spent many days meditating inside a hollow tree. Glen-da-lough, literally "glen of the two lakes," is located just south of Dublin on Ireland's eastern coast and became the nuclear local of a prominant diocese, as declared at the Synod of Rath-Breassail in 1111. Presently a popular tourist point, Glendalough and the abbey find sanctuary within the Wicklow Mountains National Park.