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St Catherine's church, Tacumshane, Co. Wexford

This video forms part of the free audio tour of The Norman Way cycle trail in County Wexford, Ireland: https://www.racontour.com/the-norman-... This site is on a sharp dog leg bend some 700 metres after the Tacumshane windmill. It is an easy one to miss, so just ensure you check its location on your GPS device as it would be a shame to miss this serene gem. Besides the preponderance of tower houses in Forth and Bargy, there are many chapels in the baronies. The Anglo-Normans added chapels to almost every manorial division, sometime building on old holy sites, as at Lady's Island, Churchtown, Tagoat, Tomhaggard and Mayglass. Many of them were rededicated to saints that the colonists venerated, superseding the Celtic saints after whom the sites were originally named. Tacumshane was rededicated to St. Catherine replacing St. Fintan, the old patron saint of the place. Up the road, you'll soon visit Tomhaggard, originally dedicated to St. Mosacer, but rededicated to SS. Anne and James.