Castle Attractions In Bettystown

Ireland 10 Places You must see - wild atlantic way Road trip by van - Drone Footage Cinematic

Our roadtrip to Ireland - Drone Footage of magnificent Ireland's Coast. Wild Atlantic Way - Causeway Coastal Route - A family of four inside a Volkswagen Campervan (california Like) hired from Bunk Campers rental - Wild Camping - Great Seafood. Breathtaking views by drone.


Il nostro viaggio in Irlanda - Visuali al drone della Magnifica costa irlandese, la Wild Atlantic Way e la Causeway Coastal Route - Una famiglia di 4 dentro un camper van Volkswagen (california Like) a noleggio da Bunk Campers rental - Campeggio Libero e grandi piatti a base di pesce fresco

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Sacred Sites of Ireland Virtual Tour - Part 1

On St. Patrick's Day this year, Ahonu & Aingeal Rose were invited to make a presentation to the Spiritual Awareness Community (SAC) of the Cascades in Bend, Oregon. The presentation was entitled The Sacred Sites of Ireland and took the form of a video tour of Ireland's most sacred places. Ahonu and Aingeal Rose narrated their personal experiences of each sacred place along with some history and the sites significance.

Attendees had the virtual experience of the megalithic sites of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth - each 2,000 older than the pyramids of Egypt! They visited Glendalough in the Garden of Ireland, and the famous Hill of Tara and Uisneach where the kings of old were crowned. They saw holy wells and ancient hills that still carry the original mystical and healing energies.

Along with that, Aingeal Rose and Ahonu offered a sample of the sacred waters from St. Brigid's and St. Patricks burial sites. These waters, available from are known to possess powerful transformative properties. Prepare yourself for a highly engaging and informative experience! And please, if you're into consciousness expansion and growth of awareness, join our Facebook community here:

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Bettystown Village

Matthews.ie bus stop ~ Bettystown Village, County Meath

Stunning secret wild beach in Ireland, 2017

I found this beautiful place in Co. Galway, Ireland.
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The Funtasia Waterpark Experience

funtasia.ie - Experience the thrill and excitement of a day in Funtasia Waterpark. From the thrill of the Ultimate Sky Climb to smashing strikes in our bowling lanes - we have something for all ages! Enjoy the adrenaline rush of The Boomerang slide in the Waterpark or the Climbing Wall in our adventure area! All this and much much more awaits at Funtasia Waterpark Drogheda

Funtasia Waterpark

Funtasia Waterpark Drogheda entertainment center and waterpark, boasting the first of its kind in Ireland , exhilarating indoor Waterpark, pirates cove is 30,000 sq feet of water gushing fun and over 200 water based activities for all to enjoy.

Gold Ear Spool (800 - 700 B.C.) discovered in Co. Armagh Ireland

The collection of prehistoric goldwork ranges in date between 2200 BC and 500 BC. Most are pieces of jewellery but the precise function of some is unknown.

During the Early Bronze Age the principal gold products were made from sheet gold, and include sundiscs and the crescentic gold collars called lunulae.

Around 1200 BC new gold working techniques were developed. During this time a great variety of torcs were made by twisting bars or strips of gold.

Styles changed again around 900 BC - the Late Bronze Age - and the goldwork of this period can be divided into two main types. Solid objects such as bracelets and dress-fasteners contrast dramatically with large sheet gold collars and delicate ear-spools.

The National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology's gold collection owes its existence to the vision of the Royal Irish Academy.
From its foundation in 1785, the Academy devoted much time and effort to collecting archaeological objects from Ireland. Since its transfer in 1890 to the Museum of Science and Art (now the National Museum of Ireland) the collection has continued to grow by means of new discoveries and the acquisition of private collections.

The immense quantity of Bronze Age gold from Ireland suggests that rich ore sources were known. Although gold has been found in Ireland at a number of locations, particularly in Co. Wicklow and Co. Tyrone, it has not yet been possible to identify the ancient sources where gold was found.
The sites most likely to have been recognised and exploited by prehistoric people are alluvial deposits from rivers and streams. This ‘placer’ gold is weathered out from parent rock and can be recovered using simple techniques such as panning.

In Europe, the earliest evidence for goldworking dates to the fifth millennium BC. By the end of the third millennium goldworking had become well established in Ireland and Britain together with a highly productive copper and bronzeworking industry.

While we do not know precisely how the late Neolithic people of Ireland became familiar with metalworking, it is clear that it was introduced as a fully developed technique. Essential metalworking skills must have been introduced by people already experienced at all levels of production, from ore identification and recovery through all stages of the manufacturing process.

Throughout the 20th Century the collection has continued to grow. The discovery in 1932 of a gold collar at Gleninsheen, Co. Clare added another important object to the collection and in each succeeding decade new discoveries were made throughout the country.

Several important private collections were also acquired. The discovery of the hoard of boxes, discs and dress-fasteners at Ballinesker, Co. Wexford in September 1990 and the purchase of the Northumberland Collection in December 1990 have enriched the national collections immeasurably.

Southgate Shopping Centre drop off

Southgate Shopping Centre drop off

Pirates Village at Liffey Vallley

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Rhys Davies and Simon Davies Tredz zorbing in Funtasia Drogheda