That's written really well ... except for one line

"A landscape honoured and revered by millions throughout the world today and countless generations of Irish people gone before us. "

The Hill of Tara was only identified as being such in 1837. Before then it was just a hill with loads of un-named bumps on it. It was O'Donovan & Petrie who translated the manuscripts that lead to its true identification.

This is not to diminish the cause in anyway! Tara *is* the heart and soul of Ireland. I can sit there, thrust my hands into the grass and earth, and reach out to the very corners of Erin!

The road MUST be stopped. Expect to see me in a tree if it carries on!