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The bear bone that pushes back human presence i...
A bear bone with cut marks on it that was found in a cave in County Clare has been dated to 10500BC, and the marks were made by humans
The bear bone that pushes back human presence i...
A bear bone with cut marks on it that was found in a cave in County Clare has been dated to 10500BC, and the marks were made by humans
The Celtic Imagination and A.E.'s 'Kingdom of L...
An excerpt from George William Russell\'s Candle of Vision
The Celtic Imagination and A.E.'s 'Kingdom of L...
An excerpt from George William Russell\'s Candle of Vision
Archaeologists call it ME019-050, but they don'...
The remnants of an archaeological site in the Bend of the Boyne close to Newgrange show up in low sunlight.
Archaeologists call it ME019-050, but they don'...
The remnants of an archaeological site in the Bend of the Boyne close to Newgrange show up in low sunlight.
Anthony Murphy reads from his new book, Mythica...
Author Anthony Murphy reads a short section from the epilogue of his new book
Anthony Murphy reads from his new book, Mythica...
Author Anthony Murphy reads a short section from the epilogue of his new book
Win a copy of Mythical Ireland: New Light on th...
It's competition time. To celebrate the dual launch of my new book Mythical Ireland: New light on the Ancient Past, and the new-look www.mythicalireland.com website, I am giving one lucky follower the...
Win a copy of Mythical Ireland: New Light on th...
It's competition time. To celebrate the dual launch of my new book Mythical Ireland: New light on the Ancient Past, and the new-look www.mythicalireland.com website, I am giving one lucky follower the...
The mystic who foresaw the winter solstice illu...
Writer and visionary George William Russell wrote about the sun entering the chamber of Newgrange 70 years before it was rediscovered by archaeologist Michael O\'Kelly.
The mystic who foresaw the winter solstice illu...
Writer and visionary George William Russell wrote about the sun entering the chamber of Newgrange 70 years before it was rediscovered by archaeologist Michael O\'Kelly.