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TARA na RÍ
Warm greetings to all lovers of Irish heritage,
Below is the cover note Sean Moriarty is sending out with the link to a new short film I just put together for Tara.
The film is based on Sean's thesis, that the orthostat, the large stone, with engravings, just inside the Mound of Hostages on the Hill of Tara, is actually a map of Tara from 5000 years ago!
While this narration is formal, it is succinct. I hope you will find it edifying. It basically proves that NO ONE in Irish archaeology today has publicly acknowledged the significance of the Hill of Tara as a premier National Monument to Irish heritage.
Onward,
Maireid Sullivan
Melbourne, Australia
for the Anam Cara for Tara Arts Action Campaign
GlobalArtsCollective.org
TARA: Voices from Our Past ~ a recent discovery
Over the past five years there has been considerable controversy regarding construction of the M3 Motorway through the Tara Valley, especially in light of the discoveries at Roestown and more recently Lismullin. While those finds are extremely significant, they pale in comparison to a more recent discovery at Tara.
A short film by the award winning documentary filmmaker and musician, Maireid Sullivan, which is based on the recent paper by Sean Moriarty, shows that the complexity and importance of The Hill of Tara goes well beyond what we've known about the site for the past few millennia.
See the film here:
http://www.globalartscollective.org/acf/about.htm
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