Arch action galore at beautiful Castle Acre Priory, Norfolk! 😀

We‘re so excited to be returning to Skellig Michael this summer. And we won’t be going alone!

We’re offering a member of Tuatha the opportunity to WIN two tickets to visit this incredible site with us this July to enjoy a tour of one of Ireland's most spectacular and sites.

Gap of Dunloe

Discover Kerry

The WWI trenches on the Curragh of Kildare are well preserved and look good at ground level as well.

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So Excited to have Neil Jackman and my dad Philip Maguire co-lead the walk over our prehistoric hill. Can’t wait for it!

Really looking forward to this, it's an exceptionally well preserved archaeological landscape — with prehistoric field systems, enclosures and burial monuments, a ringfort and lots more!

Join the landowner and myself for a tour as part of the #DublinMountainsFestival Details 👇

Make sure to open your #MonumentMonday newsletter today! In this week's edition we're exploring the stories behind one of Ireland's most visited sites – Blarney Castle.

Plus, find out how to enter Tuatha's third annual Skellig Michael Tour Competition!

For this week's edition of our #MonumentMonday newsletter with @abartaguides, we're going to cut through the blarney by taking a closer look at one of Ireland's most visited monuments – the famous Blarney Castle in Cork.

What a night for an Archeoastronomy hike. Thanks to Prof Frank Prendergast, Prof Graeme Warren, Prof Brian Espey, Katie Gordon & Seán Meehan (NPWS) & DMP Volunteer Rangers Sam & Denis! For more on Dublin Mountains Festival: dublinmountains.ie dlr Heritage Coillte

Sleeping through the Northern Lights

Classic local election leaflet for you Alan Kinsella. The war between Clonmel and Nenagh continues.

Niall Dennehy is like the Cato the Elder of Tipperary.

Nenagh Delenda Est

Oh God what a nightmare. Hope karma catches up with the vendors and estate agent for not disclosing this, and the surveyor for being a spoofer.

Powerscourt House • Wicklow

The story of Powerscourt begins with the medieval castle that once stood on the site. It was established by the Anglo-Norman de Paor family, and it is from them that Powerscourt takes its name.

A lovely spot for a Sunday stroll through history!

An oystercatcher in bluebells on the Great Saltee Island yesterday

#SuperSeabirdSunday

Fancy a #SundayStory ? Follow in the footsteps of Ireland's most adventurous saint, St Brendan, and hear of his battles with sea monsters and meetings with mermaids!

Find the St Brendan's Way Audio Guide as a podcast, or listen directly on our website: abartaheritage.ie/st-brendans-wa…

This map shows the probability of aurora borealis occurring, red is the highest chance.

Left is 9pm last night, right is 9pm tonight.

Still around two hours before it gets properly dark, the situation can change quickly, so there is still hope (that’s what I’m telling myself).