The Hill Of Tara, Meath, Ireland.
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This video is a response to LoughCrew Megalithic Cairns, Meath, Ireland. 4000BC.
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@TheRoisin84 .The custom oftying rags on trees, often is for wishing and healing puposes. it is common at some sacred wells and trees in England and Scotland as well. in Scotland the trees are known as 'Cloutie trees.' You see this at other 'pagan' sites today,such as Tara,Aveburyy and others, even though this is not the tradition of the area or the people who once lived/worshipped there.Harmless but doesn't really belong.
sonofherne 3 months ago
what is the meaning behind the bits of material on the tree? What counties can be seen from the Hill of Tara?
TheRoisin84 4 months ago
What is the name of the song?
xaforai 5 months ago
Beautiful
creativeforce11 6 months ago
my ancester was the 124th native irish king of tara ireland also had irish ancesters that attacked a british castle forgot the name.
xxIRISHMAN240xx 6 months ago
My dad got healed by touching the coronation stone, no longer uses his cane. June 21rst, summer solstice.
boodabill 7 months ago
I have a old Irish surname that can be traced to this area.
Taurus9252 1 year ago
Nice video, but your really have to be there to see Tara's beauty. It's so peaceful and green and I loved that you could explore without having to stay on a certain pathway. Loved it there and hope to return.
NnMsmom 1 year ago
im from the Philippines,but after i went to this place i really love it,,its a great place..so quiet and peaceful..hoping i'll be there again..
malena780 1 year ago
im from the Philippines,but after i went to this place i really love it,,its a great place..so quiet and peaceful..hoping i'll be there again..
malena780 1 year ago