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Multidimensional Integration and December 21, 2012

Tu'Takana wrote 4 days ago: Part 1: Tu’Takana explains why she manifested a lifetime subject to MK Ultra and occult contro … more →

Tags: Experiences w/ Alien Contact, Spiritual Transformation, MILAB and Mind Control Information, 5D, Ascension, Atlantis, crystal kids, Deity, enki

Original Raider of the Lost Ark: Jeremiah

hannahm20 wrote 6 days ago: In “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, the search for the Ark started in Tanis, Egypt, because that’s where i … more →

Tags: Christ, Prophecy, True Israel, Ark of The Covenant, britannica, Ireland History, Jeremiah the Bible Prophet, Queen Teia Tephi, stone of destiny

Wherein I Climb A Hill And Visit A Castle!

defenestratingtheworld wrote 2 weeks ago: In keeping with our previous practice of spending a day in the country, my sister and I decided to d … more →

Tags: Ireland, History Stuff, Day Tripping, Eurotrip #1, Dublin, Trim Castle

Cockles and mussels

rosietravellingtheworld wrote 3 weeks ago: **A month has passed – happiness is all over the place, Co. Wicklow!** The time has been flyin … more →

Tags: wicklow, Lindy Hop, newgrange, Glendalough, Wicklow Mountains, monasterboice

Once through Tara's swells2 comments

Roy Murray wrote 1 month ago: I love a good bit of heritage. One where you can have fun. I grew up in the Boyne Valley. Trim Castl … more →

Tags: Digimedia, Audacity, Photography, Video, Surfing

Celtic Crosses on the Hill of Tara2 comments

Ashley wrote 1 month ago: 53.577500 -6.611944 … more →

Tags: Cemetery Sculpture, Crosses, celtic crosses, County Meath, Cross, crosses, grave art sculpture, Ireland, Symbolism

The Importance of Geography

Ashley wrote 1 month ago: One of the things that I noticed in Ireland last time I visited was that tombstones frequently list … more →

Tags: DEAD MEN DO TELL TALES, tombstone tales, Ireland, Places, Geography, County Meath

Celtic Crosses on the Hill of Tara

Ashley wrote 2 months ago: On this trip to Ireland, I got to revisit the little cemetery at the visitor center on the Hill of T … more →

Tags: Cemetery Sculpture, Crosses, celtic crosses, County Meath, Cross, crosses, grave art, Ireland, Sculpture

Sacred Heart1 comment

Ashley wrote 2 months ago: The symbol on this tombstone is the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ – a flaming heart within a cr … more →

Tags: Cemetery Sculpture, symbolism, grave art, Ireland, Sculpture, Heart, Symbolism, County Meath, Sacred Heart

Celtic Adventures

oweaver2011 wrote 2 months ago: Hill of SlaneFourknocks Passage Tomb There is nothing like walking through ancient ruins and histori … more →

Tags: Ireland, Fourknocks Passage Tomb, Over the Top Tours

Late of Bective House

Ashley wrote 2 months ago: The notation “late of Bective House” caught my eye and I decided to do a little more res … more →

Tags: DEAD MEN DO TELL TALES, tombstone tales, Ireland, County Meath

“Burning and Scorching”: The Easter Curse of St. Patrick11 comments

erinsromance wrote 2 months ago: For centiuries, great ritual fires were burned during the high festivals of the ancient Celtic world … more →

Tags: Beltaine, Celtic Rituals, cursing of enemies, druidic curses, Druids, Easter and Beltaine, Easter and St. Patrick, Easter Fires in Ireland, Erin O'Quinn

Bundoran at Last!

Dr. Cynthia Bellacero wrote 3 months ago: After our visit to Tara, we arrived at our new home for the remainder of the week Bundoran in Co. Do … more →

Tags: History, Ireland, Bundoran, Institute of Study Abroad Ireland, la sabbia, Traditonal Irish Music, newgrange, apartotel, slane

On the Road Again…1 comment

Dr. Cynthia Bellacero wrote 3 months ago: Durring our last chat I was telling the tale of our Rockstar tour’s trek across Ireland.  Go w … more →

Tags: archaeology, History, Ireland, Ancient Celtic Culture, Ireland Archaeology, Coronation Stone, temair, Lia Fail

The Hill of Tara

keltickaity wrote 3 months ago: The Hill of Tara, known as Temair in gaeilge, was once the ancient seat of power in Ireland- 142 kin … more →

Tags: Legends, Lore, and History, Ireland, stone of destiny, Mound of Hostages, ancient standing stones

Fairy Trees

wolfhoof wrote 3 months ago: There are two trees that sit on the Hill of Tara in Ireland. I mean, there are more than two trees, … more →

Tags: TRAVEL BLOG, Creative Nonfiction, Nature, Tree, Trees, Ireland, navan, Kildare, newgrange

A wet day on the Hill of Tara

finndelaney wrote 4 months ago: Church on the Hill of Tara ‘You don’t come to Ireland for the weather’ they say but sometimes the in … more →

Tags: archaeology, Culture, Tara, Michael Slavin, Lia Fail, st patrick, Ark of The Covenant, Boyne Valley

Day 2 – Trim Castle, Hill of Tara and on to Northern Ireland

fellowsmccall wrote 5 months ago: Trim Castle We check out of our lodging this morning and decide to take a drive around the area.  We … more →

Tags: Ireland, Stable Court Lodge

Photo of the Day (January 1, 2013)8 comments

Patti O'Brien wrote 5 months ago: Mike touches the big rock on the Hill of Tara (“Artemis Fowl” fans will know this). Appa … more →

Tags: Artemis Fowl


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