In September 1649, Oliver Cromwell's advancing army torched the Catholic church at Glenealy (Gleann Fhaidhle, pronounced glen FAH-lee) during his devastating march from Drogheda to Wexford, leaving granite ruins that stand today as haunting testimony to one of Ireland's darkes…
Glenealy is a small place in County Wicklow. We're still writing the proper hub for it — pubs, food, walks, the things to skip — and it'll appear here when it does.