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Grid reference N9675

near to Slane, Co Meath, Ireland


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Images in N9675 Breakdown list taken pre 2000 [2]
We have 8 images for N9675
: College on Slane Hill by jai College on Slane Hill
by jai
: Ruined abbey, on the Hill of Slane by Christopher Hilton Ruined abbey, on the Hill of Slane
by Christopher Hilton
Taken in a heavy rain shower, on a typically Irish day of alternating rain and sunshine: ten minutes later the scene looked like N9675 : Ruined abbey, on the Hill of Slane.
: Hill of Slane [1] by Michael Dibb Hill of Slane [1]
by Michael Dibb
The hill, in mythology is where St. Patrick lit a Paschal fire in AD 433 in defiance of the High King Laoire who forbid any other fires while a festival fire was burning on the Hill of Tara. The Hill of Slane stands 158 metres (518 ft)... (more)
: Ruined abbey, on the Hill of Slane by Christopher Hilton Ruined abbey, on the Hill of Slane
by Christopher Hilton
Taken on a typically Irish day of alternating rain and sunshine: ten minutes earlier in heavy rain the scene looked like N9675 : Ruined abbey, on the Hill of Slane.
: Hill of Slane [2] by Michael Dibb Hill of Slane [2]
by Michael Dibb
An information board on the hill.
: Hill of Slane [3] by Michael Dibb Hill of Slane [3]
by Michael Dibb
A covered reservoir at the top of the hill.
: Hill of Slane [4] by Michael Dibb Hill of Slane [4]
by Michael Dibb
Standing, at 158 metres (518 ft), high above the surrounding countryside, the hill offers wide views. This is looking north east.
: Hill of Slane [5] by Michael Dibb Hill of Slane [5]
by Michael Dibb
Standing, at 158 metres (518 ft), high above the surrounding countryside, the hill offers wide views. This is looking south east. The Irish Cement works at Platin, some 10 kilometres distant, can be discerned on the horizon.

 
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