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The Book of Tara by Michael Slavin. A well presented book covering
the Neolithic period Mound of the Hostages, the Celts who were
responsible for most of the earth works on Tara, Myth & Legends
of Tara and the current landscape. Michael lives at Tara and his
enthusiasm and love of the place jumps from the pages.
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The Mound of the Hostages, Tara by Muiris O’Sullivan.
Report published on 2005 by Muiris O’Sullivan on the archaeological excavations at the Mound of the Hostages
on the Hill of Tara. The excavations were directed initially by Sean P. O Riordain,
who spent two summers at the site (1955 and 1956), and were completed in a third season during the summer of 1959 by
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The Boyne - A Valley of Kings by Henry Boylan.
The author follows the course of the river Boyne, taking the reader
on visits to the famous sites and ancient monuments at Newgrange,
Tara, Kells, Monasterboice etc and giving a fascinating and lively
narrative on the people, events and legends of the area.
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Treasures of the Boyne Valley by Peter Harbison.
Well presented book on the Boyne Valley, covering it's history, the
landscape and the peoples who have left their imprint since
pre-history. The section on Newgrange and the other stone age sites
of the Boyne Valley comprises 24 pages.
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Treasures of the Boyne Valley.
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The Princes of Ireland is a
novel which begins in tribal, pre-Christian
Ireland during the reign of the mighty High Kings at Tara.
The prologue to the novel sets the scene of
ancient Ireland with the winter solstice at Newgrange the centrepiece.
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