Kells ~ Castle Street ~ Co Meath…..2803

Kells Co Meath derives from the Irish Ceanannas Mór, meaning ‘great residence`. Long before the coming of Christianity, Kells was a royal residence associated with the legendary Conn Céadchatach (Conn of the Hundred Battles) and Cormac mac Airt. In 550 St. Columba, also known as St. Colmcille, established a religious settlement at Kells. The most famous treasure created by the community of St. Columba is the Book of Kells

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Started in early 1970’s ,and I’m about to finish the task ,by going to the four corners of Ireland to photograph every Village ,Town and City along the Way , here are a small selection of your village, Enquire to see the other views,  if your Village is not there keep in touch .as it won’t be too long before, I’ll will capture your Village,

I have taken while in  KELLS    2021   a TOTAL  of    49     PHOTOGRAPHS , 

  Also check out  “Lawrence Collection”  section of website  to see   10   photographs  of   KELLS  from  1890