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Irish History Walks

Irish History Walks

By: Patrick Walsh
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My name is Patrick Walsh I'll be exploring my part of Ireland taking you to places of lesser know historical interest. I'll be walking to local historical sites describing for you what I see on my adventure in often some of the most scenic locations in Ireland. I'll talk about the site and its wider historical context, see you there!

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Episodes
  • Tinakilly Quarry
    Feb 5 2024
    I take a trip to the Tinakilly Quarry in Aughrim also known as Granite City where Granite has been cut from the 1840's right into the 1950's. In this episode I'll also talk about the use of Aughrim granite as a building material and the invention of dynamite!

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    18 mins
  • Rathgall Hillfort and the Ballycumber Raths
    Jan 26 2024
    On a cold and frosty morning I take a trip to Rathgall to see one of the most complete ringforts in Ireland. In this episode I'm going to talk about the Iron age and my hike around Ballycumber hill to see some of the coolest ringforts ever hidden on the windswept hillsides, journeying to the boggy uplands to an actual temperate rainforest, I'm not joking honest!

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    20 mins
  • Avoca Mines
    Jan 26 2024
    It's time to explore the Avoca Copper mines, particularly the older mine workings in the townland of Ballymurtagh, which are still accessible today if you know where to look! Come along for the ride this is going to be so much fun!

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    21 mins

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