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A spectre in the silvery twilight at Síd in Broga
Anthony Murphy imagines seeing the custodian of Newgrange in the dusk
A spectre in the silvery twilight at Síd in Broga
Anthony Murphy imagines seeing the custodian of Newgrange in the dusk
The High Man: a giant hero warrior in a landsca...
A giant warrior figure in the landscape of Louth and Meath echoes the great heroes and gods of the old myths of the region, connected with the ancient monuments therein...
The High Man: a giant hero warrior in a landsca...
A giant warrior figure in the landscape of Louth and Meath echoes the great heroes and gods of the old myths of the region, connected with the ancient monuments therein...
Live Irish Myths & Legends: a new series from A...
Live readings of Irish mythology and legends, to counteract the negativity and anxiety around the Covid-19 scare
Live Irish Myths & Legends: a new series from A...
Live readings of Irish mythology and legends, to counteract the negativity and anxiety around the Covid-19 scare
The West Cross at Monasterboice: scripture for ...
Some photos of the West Cross (Tall Cross) at Monasterboice in Co. Louth and a short description of the panels thereon
The West Cross at Monasterboice: scripture for ...
Some photos of the West Cross (Tall Cross) at Monasterboice in Co. Louth and a short description of the panels thereon
They're here! Mythical Ireland books arrive
Copies of Anthony Murphy\'s new book Mythical Ireland: New Light on the Ancient Past have arrived from the distributor
They're here! Mythical Ireland books arrive
Copies of Anthony Murphy\'s new book Mythical Ireland: New Light on the Ancient Past have arrived from the distributor
Caiseal Oengus, prehistoric henge site at Brugh...
This large henge (embanked enclosure) located beside the River Boyne at Brugh na Bóinne, known on archaeological maps simply as Site P, has been identified tentatively by archaeologist Geraldine Stout...
Caiseal Oengus, prehistoric henge site at Brugh...
This large henge (embanked enclosure) located beside the River Boyne at Brugh na Bóinne, known on archaeological maps simply as Site P, has been identified tentatively by archaeologist Geraldine Stout...