Mythical Ireland Main Banner Bar
Mythical Ireland

Search Mythical Ireland

Home Ancient Sites Myths & Legends Art Astronomy Forum High Man Stone Map Contact Shop
Mainsidebar
Information Area

What's New at MI?

Book a Tour

Archaeology News

Sky Map & Sky News

Free Fonts & Dingbats

Free Wallpapers

Latest Weather

Amazon.co.uk Books

Other Websites

Navigation | Site Map

Site Sponsors
Celtic Wedding Rings
Celtic wedding rings & Irish wedding bands.

Shop Ireland -
See Amazon's prices in Euro before you buy.
Newgrange Lodge
Newgrange Lodge - stay right in the heart of the Boyne Valley
Dundalk Democrat
Please visit the website of my employer, the Dundalk Democrat
Don't miss our book!
Island of the Setting Sun 2nd edition
"A fascinating insight into Ireland's ancient burial sites" - Irish Independent

Our newsletter

Subscribe to our newsletter for news and regular updates from Mythical Ireland

Help Save the Hill of Tara

Help to save the Hill of Tara
TaraWatch | Save Tara
HillofTara | Blogspot
| Sign the Petition | Save Tara Valley | Protect Tara | Tara Solidarity Vigil
Established 16/3/2000
Art inspired by myths and monuments
Moonrise at Dowth from Island of the Setting Sun
Moonrise at Dowth by Richard Moore. This painting is featured in our book Island of the Setting Sun as the title pages for chapter 5 - 'Cosmic Circles: The Giant Rings'. Oil on paper. Price: €2,000. Click here to inquire about purchasing this painting.

About Richard Moore

Richard Moore
Boyne Valley artist Richard Moore  

Richard Moore (51) is a Drogheda-based artist who has been painting in the Boyne Valley for a quarter of a century. Working mainly in oils, acrylics and watercolour, he has his own studio at Dublin Road, Drogheda. Richard is co-author of the acclaimed book Island of the Setting Sun and his beautiful paintings adorn the opening of each chapter. He draws great inspiration from the ancient monuments and myths of the Boyne Valley, and in addition has painted many streetscapes, portraits and still life. Richard regularly receives commissions for new work, and is very popular for his 'nightscapes' - paintings executed under darkness, showing starry skies over ancient stone monuments. His work has been displayed widely and some of his paintings are owned by luminaries such as the President of Ireland and businessman Sir Anthony O'Reilly.

Click here to see more of Richard Moore's paintings

Knowth stone
Knowth kerbstone by Lloyd Graham

Other artists at Mythical Ireland

A number of other artists whose work is inspired by the monuments or ancient sites and the myths and legends are featured here in the art section at Mythical Ireland. Some are motivated to paint or create art by the stories and folk legends of old, others by the monuments, and others still by the landscape and the spiritual aspects of the land.

Click here to see the work of these artists


The Song of Amergin
14 Beautiful desktop wallpapers
exclusive and free to download
NG Stone Small

See the Mythical Ireland flash
movie
- free to distribute

Night Sky font
20 special fonts and dingbats for
you to download - FREE
Celtic Patterns dingbat
Main bottom bar
All information and photos, except where otherwise stated, copyright, © Anthony Murphy, 1999-2009
Home Ancient Sites Myths & Legends Art Astronomy High Man Forum Stone Map Contact