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Processional Pathways of Ancient Ireland

In October 2015, I had a very strange experience at Tlachtga, the Hill of Ward. As I walked the site, I became increasingly dizzy and developed an overwhelmingly powerful headache. Half an hour after driving away from the site, the headache had completely gone and I felt fine.

A Google Earth capture of Tlachtga, Hill of Ward, Ireland © Ali Isaac

I don’t believe I’m very receptive to picking up the energies and vibes of a place. I’m often in the presence of people who are, and it is always a wonder...

The 5 Great Roads of Ancient Ireland

The Rath of Synods at the Hill of Tara © Ali Isaac"The five chief roads of Ireland, namely Slige Assail, SligeMidluachra, Slige Cualann, Slige Dala, Slige Mór.Slige Assail, in the first place, Assal son of Dór Domblasfound it before the brigands of Meath when proceeding toTara.Slige Midluachra, then, Midluachair son of Damairne son ofDiubaltach son of the king of Srub Brain, found it when proceedingto the Feast of Tara.Slige Cualann, Fer Fí son of Eogabal found it before theelfmound’...

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