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First with the news:Tara protesters to be removed
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He's a waste of blood and human organs.
Thats a little harsh, he could still make a good doner, although his heart lungs and liver may be no use from all the weed, maybe some day some lucky blind person may benefit from his corneas.
Rath Lugh is so important, because rath's are so rare in this country.:rolleyes:
Oh hang on there is one in nearly every field in Co. Meath and the rest of the country.
Rath Lugh will still be there after the motorway is built only now people will actually be able to see it.
And as for saving it.
http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/1002/tara.htmlRTE News wrote:The assessment concluded it was not under threat from the road works but was under threat from the dense undergrowth and forest on top of it.
Ironically the NRA may be responsible for saving Rath Lugh by highlighting the damage caused to it by the trees and scrub growing on top of it.
As for the Hill of Tara, it's in more danger from the damage caused to it by people walking on it than it is from the motorway. Oh and that tractor that cut silage of it last summer during the extremely wet summer, funny thing is the hippies were looking the wrong way :eek:
And what the hell was the story with trying to save slightly darker patches of soil in Lismullen. Who are we saving it for? if we let the grass grow back it becomes a flat field for sheep.
Yes the area Tara is not just the hill at the top, but the monument is only called The Hill of Tara because its in the town land of Tara. Good job we didn't name it The Hill of Meath or we would never be able to build anything. Yes there are other monuments in Tara which are less significant but related. Then again the High King sat here so technically every Rath in Ireland is Connected in some way to Tara. Take a look at a map of Meath and try to plot a route which dosen't cross some where called Rath something0 -
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Thats a little harsh, he could still make a good doner, although his heart lungs and liver may be no use from all the weed, maybe some day some lucky blind person may benefit from his corneas.
Rath Lugh is so important, because rath's are so rare in this country.:rolleyes:
Oh hang on there is one in nearly every field in Co. Meath and the rest of the country.
Theres is only one tara
and coillte havn't done anything with that area for decades, how about you talk to them.
And as for saving it.
http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/1002/tara.html
Ironically the NRA may be responsible for saving Rath Lugh by highlighting the damage caused to it by the trees and scrub growing on top of it.
that's not good doesn't mean the hippies are wrong.As for the Hill of Tara, it's in more danger from the damage caused to it by people walking on it than it is from the motorway. Oh and that tractor that cut silage of it last summer during the extremely wet summer, funny thing is the hippies were looking the wrong way :eek:
And what the hell was the story with trying to save slightly darker patches of soil in Lismullen. Who are we saving it for? if we let the grass grow back it becomes a flat field for sheep.
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There is thing called landscape conservation , look it up.
Yes the area Tara is not just the hill at the top, but the monument is only called The Hill of Tara because its in the town land of Tara. Good job we didn't name it The Hill of Meath or we would never be able to build anything. Yes there are other monuments in Tara which are less significant but related. Then again the High King sat here so technically every Rath in Ireland is Connected in some way to Tara. Take a look at a map of Meath and try to plot a route which dosen't cross some where called Rath something[/QUOTE]
well you don't put through the central area anyway. that's what you don't do.0 -
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