Meath, Ireland · Tradition
Celtic and Prehistoric sacred sites in Meath, Ireland
Explore 4 sacred sites in Meath, Ireland connected to Celtic and Prehistoric. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Hill of Tara
County Meath, Meath, Ireland
For over five thousand years, the Hill of Tara has stood as the axis mundi of Ireland, the place where earthly power touched the divine....
Loughcrew
County Meath, Meath, Ireland
Loughcrew is one of Europe's largest concentrations of Neolithic passage tombs, spread across four hilltops named for the Cailleach, the divine hag of Irish mythology....
Newgrange
Donore, Meath, Ireland
Five thousand years ago, people moved thirty-five hundred tons of stone to build a monument aligned with a single moment of sunrise on the shortest day of the year....
Stone Of Destiny
Part of Hill of Tara
Navan, Meath, Ireland
The Lia Fail stands on the Hill of Tara, a granite pillar that legend says once roared to recognize the rightful High King of Ireland....
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