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Parts of a longboat found by River Boyne anglers are 5,000 years old Story here: https://jrnl.ie/4356455 |
Posted by ryaner23rd November 2018ce |
Recent drought led to archaeological discovery of circular enclosure near NewgrangeAnthony Murphy, founder of Mythical Ireland, made the discovery when flying drones in the Brú na Bóinne area yesterday evening. A LARGE CIRCULAR enclosure, or henge, has been revealed near the UNESCO World Heritage Site close to Newgrange in Co Meath... continues... |
Posted by ryaner 12th July 2018ce |
Permission refused for proposed Slane bypassPermission refused for proposed Slane bypass An Bord Pleanála has refused permission for the proposed Slane bypass in Co Meath, a decision which has infuriated some local residents... continues... |
Posted by ryaner 7th March 2012ce |
Ancient dugout canoe discovered"HISTORIANS are probing links between an ancient dugout canoe discovered on the banks of the Boyne and the landmark Newgrange site. "The canoe, which has an unusual design and is believed to be unique in Ireland, was yesterday removed from the river by experts from the National Museum." More here - continues... |
Posted by Littlestone30th June 2010ce Edited 30th June 2010ce |
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I've been to the Complex three times now. On the whole the preservation of the area, and the way tourism here is carefully managed, seems understandable, bearing in mind that people live here and don't need their roads choked with cars. The Visitor Centre is also impressively unobtrusive. I just can't help getting the urge, though, to stick two fingers up at the buses that you are strong-armed into using in order to get to Newgrange and Knowth. On all three visits I have wished I walked to the tombs instead and this has been the source of a couple of heated discussions with my partner. I just can't stand feeling openly "managed" at such sites. This post appears as part of the weblog entry Sligo and Meath
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Posted by Cursuswalker14th February 2004ce |
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National Monuments ServiceFurther details of Brú na Bóinne aerial survey released Date Released: Thursday, December 20, 2018 Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht releases further details of archaeological discoveries at Newgrange within the World Heritage Site of Brú na Bóinne To mark the winter solstice when the rising sun illuminates the burial chamber of the Great Passage Tomb of Newgrange, the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht has today (21 December) released further details of the archaeological discoveries made this year within the World Heritage Site of Brú na Bóinne, close to Newgrange Passage Tomb. |
Posted by ryaner 21st December 2018ce |
Boyne Valley Megalithic Passage TombsResource site for the Boyne Valley megalithic passage tombs of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth. Other sites covered are the nearby megalithic sites at Fourknocks, Loughcrew and Tara. |
Posted by knowth7th March 2004ce |
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Knowth — Images (click to view fullsize) |
      
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Posted by ryaner 3rd May 2019ce |
The Great Circle (Stone Circle) — Images |
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Posted by ryaner 3rd May 2019ce |
Newgrange (Passage Grave) — Images |
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Posted by ryaner 3rd May 2019ce |
Newgrange (Passage Grave) — Links |
Boyne Valley TombsExploring the archaeology of the World Heritage Site of Brú na Boinne |
Posted by ryaner 17th April 2019ce |
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