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Nearly a century ago, the last 36 residents were evacuated from the most remote part of the British Isles, St Kilda, an isolated archipelago off the beautiful and rugged western coast of Scotland.
After 86 years, the music of St Kilda has been discovered, recorded in a Scottish care home by Trevor Morrison, an elderly man who was taught piano by an inhabitant of St Kilda. Heard by the outside world for the first time these haunting melodies offer a last link to the so-called 'island on the edge of the world'.
Welcome to the incredible story of the lost songs of St Kilda.
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Derrynablaha has the densest concentration of rock-art on the island of Ireland. Scroll down to see a contributor to this parish.
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This blog examines mountain environments from the perspective of landscape archaeology; what people did on and around mountains and how this can inform us about how ancient and not so ancient people used, perceived and interacted with these places.
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'Visual rubbing' of a rock art panel in Derreennaclogh, Co Cork.
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Irish Archaeology collection of images and article.
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New book on the excavations at Lismullin.
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The Nine-hole stone a little over 6 years ago.
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Annual music and arts festival held at the Hill of Uisneach
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One man's day at Caherconree
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The folklore of Ireland's ancient monuments
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A digital photo of a printed photo of the original stone.
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Nice overhead shots of the site here
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Taxi-driving, graphic artist with a penchant for high hills and low boulders. Currently residing in Tallaght where I can escape to the wildernesses of Wicklow within 10 minutes.
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