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| Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth, Tara, Loughcrew, Fourknocks and more. Megalithic mounds, standing stones, neolithic sites. Hundreds of photos, lots of information. |
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| Ulster Cycle/Tain, the full translation; stories of the Tuatha Dé Danann; Dindshenchas placename lore; A-Z of Irish myth, and more. |
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| Paintings of Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth; art inspired by 5,000-year-old carvings; mythical art; free fonts and wallpapers. |
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| Information and evidence about how the ancient stone builders were astronomically astute; guide to sun and moon movements; information about old constellations. |
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| A vast figure of a warrior could be the earliest representation of the constellation Orion on the face of the planet. The "High Man" measures 12 miles from head to foot. |
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| Stone Map - A clickable map showing some of the major Stone Age and ancient sites in Ireland. Other maps listed below. |
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| There are quite literally hundreds of photos on Mythical Ireland. Some of the bigger and more interesting galleries are listed below. |
| Carvings
in the chamber of Newgrange
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| Join the forum and discuss issues and themes explored on the Mythical Ireland website. Have your say! |
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| Mythical Ireland provides up-to-date news on archaeology, astronomy and the weather. |
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| Sign up to receive news of archaeological and astronomical interest and occasional updates to the Mythical Ireland website. |
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| Information about our book, which is the definitive account of Ireland's ancient astronomers. |