Ruth Gregory's Pictures of County Meath

Toadstool among the shamrocks

Outside the Kells Heritage Center.

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Gull on the beach at Bettystown

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Georgian house in Kells, County Meath

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Doorway in Kells

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Detail from one of the Kells High Celtic Crosses

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Countryside of County Meath, Ireland

Somewhere between Bettystown and Ashbourne.

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Celtic cross at Kells

The Kells crosses are about a thousand years old.

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Celtic cross at Kells

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August Saturday afternoon at Bettystown

In Co. Meath, north of Dublin on the Irish Sea. The Irish Sea looked more like a lake than a sea that day; it was so calm.

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Ashbourne sunset

At our B&B in Ashbourne, County Meath

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Side wall a Newgrange

The hill that contains the tomb is about 40 feet high. These side walls are about 20 feet high.

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Spiral motif on Newgrange kerbstone

This pattern is repeated throughout the site, inside and out. It's all along the passage way going into the interior. The passageway is very narrow. (I almost got stuck!)

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Newgrange sheep

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Newgrange Tumulus

As seen from the other side of the Boyne valley.

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One of the original kerbstones at Newgrange

At the front entrance

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Entrance to passage tomb

At Newgrange. As the sun breaks the horizon on winter solstice day, the suns rays shine in through a little square window and illuminate a long passage to fill the floor of a room in the interior of the mound.

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Newgrange

Newgrange is a passage tomb, built around 3,000 BC, predating Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids.

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Newgrange interpretive sign

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A place to rest

At Newgrange

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Another edge of Newgrange

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