tara and the Hot Air Balloons
national |
history and heritage |
opinion/analysis 
Thursday January 24, 2008 10:19
by Terry
Meath, Heritage Capital of Ireland? Balloon is Full of Hot Air in more ways than one.
'Meath, Heritage Capital of Ireland' is the boast on the Hot Air Balloon that has appeared (once again) on the front page of the Irish Times 22/08/08. The balloon was featured on the front page of the Irsih Times in March 2007 but at that time the boast was facing the camera for all to read.
Shortly after that time a graphic was created but not too many got to see it. It was sent to the Irish Times but for some inexplicable reason, they failed to print it! There is still time for a reversal of part of the destruction of the tara Landscape. A situation in California was reveresed when conservationists won a case against developers who had advanced their work to a similar level as we see currently at tara. The developers were made to restore the landscape as near as possilbe to its original condition.
There is a better alternative for tara, it's just not widely acknowledged. See:
http://www.meathmasterplan.com
Comments (4 of 4)
Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4Good Stuff. They wont like it :) but we do ! Not surprised it didnt appear in the Times but good to see Indy deliver the controversial pics .
of course it didnt appear in the Irish times.poorly executed copright infringement using microsoft paint
The Irish Times comment was a joke but perhaps ye didn't get it........ anyway they can't upset too many of their advertisers
BTW, there's no copyright infringement and I don't use microsoft.
If you think it's poorly executed perhaps ye'd like to do better for Tara.
Spare us from trolls
Irish actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers, of the Tudors, is interviewed on the Hill of Tara, Ireland and speaks out against the M3 motorway plan which will 'urbanise' the area. Taken during a human harp being, consisting of 3000 people, photographed by John Quigley on 23 September 2007. For more info see: http://www.tarawatch.org
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