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Digging in the Shadow of tara

category meath | miscellaneous | news report author Monday July 18, 2005 12:50author by GGGGGGGGGGGGG Report this post to the editors

The 28 acre Interchange will be visible from Tara

A small portion of the cleared area. Ironically, the nearest part of the Intersection hasn't been started yet, though some work has happened behind the trees.
Digging in the shadow of Tara
Digging in the shadow of Tara

A small portion of the cleared area.

author by cynicalpublication date Sat Jul 30, 2005 23:56author address author phone Report this post to the editors

the camera itsself is on an incline looking down.

How could absolute proof be established openly and unquestionably . Torches on the road? geological Surveys? I'm not an expert but that photo is not conclusive. It gives lie to his overall tone which it's nowhere near the place but facts are most useful when they have definitive backup

author by watcherpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 00:00author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Has anyone carried out an assessment to prove it can be seen?

author by cynicalpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 00:21author address author phone Report this post to the editors

a camera strategically placed with a very narrow aperture with shutter open for an hour and a gps device and you'd have proof without having to hire sattelites and all sorts of mumbo jumbo xperts. Witnesses both ends. Then it would be definitive. Do it with a sense of humour, realise and broadcast in advance that you could be very wrong. If you're wrong, you're wrong but it would bring attention to Tara and the other issues. If you're wrong you're wrong no biggie. If you're right then bingo . . anyone up fer it? Would archeologists or pols be let walk the route? It would be dramatic. A live event :-) Start of a soap opera i reckon

author by Up for itpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 00:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Cynical - fair play - would love to do it..

author by redjadepublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 00:33author address author phone Report this post to the editors

please target the Hill of Tara on this map and post the link here

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ll=53.615321,-6.626472&spn=0.092289,0.240704&t=h&hl=en

find it and click 'Link to this page'

then post here.

btw, Google's HQ is in Dublin
why do ya have to go through http://maps.google.co.uk to get to Ireland??!

author by cynicalpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 00:54author address author phone Report this post to the editors

is not being subsidised to do it in a traditional manner - those huge black cylindrical objects sure detract from the view from the hill - like christo gone mad or bad or dangerous to know or something

robert ballagh is an excellent man for the old graphics

heard he was a supporter of the right side of the issue

http://newsweaver.ie/apolloartg/index000074274.cfm?x=b11,0,w

Got this under his name by accident - all roads led to tara - very detailed and I can't understand it completely - any significance for defining what 'tara' was. This guy sounds like he has a head on his shoulders.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~hgeissel/Local/Twoone.htm

author by Dubpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 09:50author address author phone Report this post to the editors

'The Esker Riada is also known as the Slighe Mór, one of the five great prehistoric roads supposedly converging on Tara. It is referred to in medieval Latin texts as Via Magna, a synonymous term also denoting the Great Road. It is therefore somewhat surprising that this roadway also marked a division between the northern and the southern halves of this island, Leth Chuinn and Leth Moga, a dichotomy which, during the second and third centuries ad, prevailed over the traditional division into four (or sometimes five) provinces.'

Also there was this:

'We now follow Stoneybatter and Manor Street to Stoneybatter village. A plaque on the old village green claims that the ancient Road from Tara to Glendalough passed through here, coming down Prussia Street.'

author by Uí Néillpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 09:57author address author phone Report this post to the editors

What is the connection between Tara and the O'Neill s? I know something of the Great O'Neill of Tír Eoghan and Red Hugh O'Donnell (Aodh Rua Ó Domhnaill) but I'd like to know more of this..

Particularly the reference to those O'Neills:

'allegiances were with Meath rather than Leinster'

author by cynicalpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 10:36author address author phone Report this post to the editors

The piece isn't by or about Robert Ballagh - it's by a german Heritage guy- a search for 'robert ballagh tara' turned it up. There is a place/road called Ballagh.

author by Dubpublication date Sun Jul 31, 2005 11:05author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Twas the reference that caught my attention, not Mr Ballagh.

Must be very important, having a place named after him like that...:-)

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