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Mapes Bridge
Mapes Bridge
Kells,Meath
This bridge is located on the Kells-Moynalty Road and spans the River Blackwater. The sturcture dates from pre-Norman times (1169 AD), a fact confirmed by the design of two of the arches. The name of the bridge derives from the family name Mape or de Malpas, who owned the land around here before the English Civil War (1642-49)....
Sheep Gate
Sheep Gate
Trim,Meath
This is the last remaining gate of 5 in a ruined section of the town walls which were built by Geoffrey de Geneville. Access by permission only....
Dowth
Dowth
Dowth,Meath
Dowth is the third of the great passage graves in the royal cemetery at Bru na Boinne. Similar in size to Newgrange an Knowth (85 metres in diameter and 15m in height), it has unfortunately suffered considerably more weathering and erosin than its neighbours over the years. Dowth contains two modest passages, both situated in the western part of the mound and located about 20 metres apart. The more northerly tomb is the most impressive; it is of cruciform design and off one of the side cham...
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