Nano Nagle Place in Cork

I created a video of our visit to Nano Nagle Convent. To see a complete review of our visit to this tourist attraction search on YouTube for "@travellingtourist Nano Nagle Convent”

Fascinating visit, we now know the difference between a class 1, 2 and 3 relic! Thanks Tatiana for bringing it to life for us.

Only by chance did we stumble on this gem. Spent so much time here. Made me more determined to learn more about religion and people who have made a lasting difference such as Bano Nagle.

Wonderful exhibit and grounds telling the story of Nano Nagle, a nun who secretly taught the poor of Cork in defiance of the penal laws, her family's wishes, and social norms for women. Her powerful legacy of social justice extends into the present, and the exhibit is housed in the former convent that was home to her work. Absolutely gorgeous campus, gardens, and cemetery, and notably every part of the grounds and museum are accessible to wheelchair users via lifts. Accessibility is also extended via sensory kits and lightweight stools for anyone who might want a place to sit, among other accessibility tools. Children were also clearly considered with activities for them throughout the exhibits. All the staff were warm, knowledgeable, and welcoming. The gardens are free to walk through and are an immensely peaceful oasis with many opportunities to sit and appreciate the natural and architectural beauty of the surroundings. The museum tickets were affordable and well worth it. I highly recommend stopping in at the Good Day Deli and eating outside. The food is phenomenal, mostly vegetarian, mostly local, and the view of the garden is a beautiful setting for a meal. The staff at the cafe were wonderful.

Small, fine and... that's mine too ;-)

Good day deli is fantastic 10/10 , food , vibes , and views.

A haven of greenery and history in the center of a convent. A wealth of information about Nano Nagle and the sisters is presented. The original convent gate and the sisters' final resting place are on display. A beautiful visit, full of emotion and tranquility.

Thank you Nano Place for hosting us.

Very interesting museum about Nano’s history but also about Cork’s and Irish history in general. Has a lovely restaurant as well and hosts many events and collaborations with many non-profit organizations

A beautiful, calm environment for reflection and learning about the life of Nano Nagle.