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The lunar symbolism of kerb stone 78 at Knowth
Martin Brennan proposed that megalithic art on a stone at Knowth shows an interest in counting the phases of the moon.
The lunar symbolism of kerb stone 78 at Knowth
Martin Brennan proposed that megalithic art on a stone at Knowth shows an interest in counting the phases of the moon.
The new henge of Newgrange: the moment of disco...
As we come to the end of 2018, author Anthony Murphy recalls the moment (8.47pm and 14 seconds, Tuesday 10th July 2018) when he discovered the new henge of Newgrange....
The new henge of Newgrange: the moment of disco...
As we come to the end of 2018, author Anthony Murphy recalls the moment (8.47pm and 14 seconds, Tuesday 10th July 2018) when he discovered the new henge of Newgrange....
Farewell 2018 - the year in photographs
As we say goodbye to 2018, which was a fantastic year for Mythical Ireland, I've had a look through my photographs for the past year and am sharing my favourites...
Farewell 2018 - the year in photographs
As we say goodbye to 2018, which was a fantastic year for Mythical Ireland, I've had a look through my photographs for the past year and am sharing my favourites...
Fantastic new details emerge of monuments disco...
National Monuments Service reveals details of 22 monuments and structures discovered during summer dry spell at Brú na Bóinne
Fantastic new details emerge of monuments disco...
National Monuments Service reveals details of 22 monuments and structures discovered during summer dry spell at Brú na Bóinne
The Cry of the Sebac has gone to print!
Anthony Murphy\'s novel, The Cry of the Sebac, will be launched in early December 2018 as a print edition
The Cry of the Sebac has gone to print!
Anthony Murphy\'s novel, The Cry of the Sebac, will be launched in early December 2018 as a print edition
5,000-year-old logboat found in river Boyne nea...
Remains of Neolithic logboat found by four anglers on river Boyne. Carbondating confirms it\'s from 3300-2900BC
5,000-year-old logboat found in river Boyne nea...
Remains of Neolithic logboat found by four anglers on river Boyne. Carbondating confirms it\'s from 3300-2900BC