This ancient church dates back 300 years. It is now a cultural center and the path leads to the "Hill of Tara". Which dates back over 3000 years. (Yes, three thousand). The Hill of Tara is the ancient Hill of Irish Chieftain's and Queens. It was is a place of great importance in Irish History. The British actually tired to demolish it in the 17 & 18 hundreds. Thanks to local farmers and rebels it is still here.
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