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1. Aberlemno Sculptured Stones

   ... of the stones are by the B9134 in the recesses of a dry stone wall and known as stones 1, 3 and 5. Aberlemno 2 is located about three ... the carving of a Celtic Cross on it's west face. The fifth stone Aberlemno 4 is currently located and displayed at the McManus Art Gallery ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Aug 6 2021 - 9:22am

2. Ancient beacon that led seafarers safely to Ireland's south-east coast

   ... was recently voted as one of the top ten places to visit in Ireland. It is one of the two oldest operational lighthouse in the world (the ... attraction, is a recommended place to visit within Ireland’s Ancient East. This points out particular historical attractions in ...

   Eibhlin O'Neill - Nov 6 2018 - 10:00pm

3. Commemoration of Burning the Custom House Last Symbol of British Civil Administration in Ireland

   ... House, the last symbol of British civil administration in Ireland. The Irish struggle for independence from English colonial rule has ... Albeit that a section in the northeast of the island of Ireland continues to remain under colonial rule. As Seán MacBride (26 January ...

   Eibhlin O'Neill - May 30 2021 - 5:46pm

4. Pagan Celtic Ireland

   Our established impressions of early Celtic Ireland have come down to us through the great Irish myths and sagas, yet how ... local metalsmiths; and the religious beliefs exemplified by standing stones and offerings in lakes and rivers. New material is examined on ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Apr 28 2013 - 7:30pm

5. Implications of UK General Election for unification of Ireland

   ... also went to the polls as part of that election. Brittany, Ireland and Isle of Man are, of course, not part of the UK and did not participate in the election. However, that part of Ireland in the northeast where Britain retains a colonial presence did take ...

   Eibhlin O'Neill - Dec 19 2019 - 9:06pm

6. Welsh language, one of the first cornerstones to connect and bind Wales with Ireland as a Celtic Nation

   ... as keen as ever to promote and foster Welsh links with Ireland; we have many similarities in terms of our traditions, culture and economies. Wales – Ireland links are more important than ever, which is also evident by Irish ...

   Mair Williams - Feb 26 2019 - 8:57am

7. The Capital of Ireland’s Gaeltacht Declares for the Irish Language - Galway is a Gaelic City

   ... McIntyre's blog Galway City in the west of Ireland has declared itself to be a bi-lingual city giving equal status to ... effort considering Irish is already the official language of Ireland. But then very little about the relationship between the Irish State ...

   Emmett McIntyre - Oct 27 2017 - 12:07am - 0 comments

8. St Vigeans Museum

   ... centuries. Included in the collection is the Drosten Stone a carved cross slab with Latin and Pictish inscription dating from before ... call 01241 878 756. Image: St Vigeans Sculptured Stone Museum image courtesy of Visit Scotland. Links :  Historic ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Jul 27 2021 - 10:13am

9. GCHQ ‘Have Form’ When it Comes to Snooping on Ireland

   ... GCHQ ‘Have Form’ When it Comes to Snooping on Ireland NEWS FROM THE CELTIC LEAGUE Documents released by the ... messages were sent South from links at Ballygomartin, Standing Stones Hill to Deadmans Hill then across the six counties border and ...

   Myghal Map Serpren - Feb 9 2015 - 5:00pm - 0 comments

10. The Great Hunger: Ireland 1845-1849 by Cecil Woodham-Smith

    ... in the superb and immensely readable "The Great Hunger: Ireland 1845-1849", by Cecil Woodham-Smith. The first paragraph sets the tone: At the beginning of 1845, the state of Ireland was as it had been for nearly seven hundred years, a source of grave ...

    Emmett McIntyre - Oct 21 2017 - 8:33pm

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