The Bronze Age period in Ireland dates from around 2500 BC when copper and gold were being mined and smelted. Copper was used for utensils, tools, and also for adornment. When mixed with tin the resultant alloy is...
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Located in County Meath is the Hill Of Tara (Teamhair na Rí) known as the Hill of the Kings which runs between Dunshaughlin and Navan. The history of Tara dates back to 2000 BC making it one of the most magical places...
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