capallfada.bsky.social
Irish. Antrim GAA follower. History, politics, a love for Celtic FC, and the craic.
👤 Joined on 10 September 2024
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As of this morning still no sign of this being covered by the BBC. The Tories have now suspended Jack Ross.
Show Post👁️👁️ Letter written to David Davis MP from John Finucane MP @sinn-fein.bsky.social :
Show PostWhen it comes to archaeological landscapes, there are few places in Ireland that can compare to Rathcroghan, County Roscommon, the ancient royal capital of Connacht. At the centre of this image you can see the enormous earthwork enclosure known as Relignaree (Reilig na Rí – the graveyard of Kings).
Show PostFirst recorded in 1201 when King John paid a visit, the remaining parts of Ravensworth Castle near Richmond date from the late 14th century, when it was possession of Henry, 1st Baron FitzHugh. In 1391 he enclosed 200 acres around the moated castle, creating a park. The castle was
Show PostMonasterboice • Louth The round tower at Monasterboice served as a bell tower, as well as housing the monastery’s library and other valued objects. Disaster struck in 1097 when the Annals of the Four Masters recorded that the tower, along with all its books and treasures, were burned. #Ireland
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