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national / history and heritage / news report Tuesday May 22, 2007 22:06 by TaraWatch
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TaraWatch has been busy campaigning for the preservation of the Hill of Tara archaeological complex, and plans to step up the campaign over the weekend. Please come to a meeting on the Hill of Skryne on Saturday at 2.00 pm, for the launch of Monuments Watch. read full story / add a comment 
meath / history and heritage / event notice Tuesday May 22, 2007 19:18 by TaraWatch
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A TaraWatch meeting at the old church on the Hill of Skryne at 2.00 pm on Saturday marks the beginning of round the clock monitoring of the national monuments at Rath Lugh. Come and help us protect these endangered sites. read full story / add a comment 
national / history and heritage / opinion/analysis Tuesday May 22, 2007 15:34 by Andrew Flood
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Almost 210 years ago on the 23rd of May 1798 the largest popular republican rising in Irish history began. Across the island tens of thousands fought under the banner of the United Irishmen. Hundreds of thousands had been sworn into the organization in the preceding four years. On four occasions revolutionary France sent thousands of troops to aid the rebellion, the United Irishmen had built contacts with revolutionary republicans across the globe, including the USA, France, Hamburg and England. The response of the British state to the rise of the United Irishmen was a brutal counterinsurgency campaign that stirred up sectarian conflict on the island. 1798 thus came to shape much of the political struggles that took place in the following centuries. read full story / add a comment |
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