The Hill of Tara

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Permalink Reply by Alexandre Boulet on January 6, 2009 at 4:51pm

Hi Kathleen, i did not hear about that situation but i never a good thing to destroy sacred ground with new technology...

It important to preserve the past ! Especially for Ireland who receive lot and lot of visitor each year to visit the sacred ground like Tara... They cannot make the visit a race to who can visit the history of Ireland in the most purest way and to leave it soiled for other who gonna come after... what about the children ? they have no chance of getting there before everything is destroyed if they are not born yet !!

Sorry but i could not read your poem it the letter are to small.. and i could not make it bigger ... can you make it bigger so we can read it ? Thank
Alex

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Permalink Reply by Alexandre Boulet on January 6, 2009 at 10:11pm

I could read it thank to the magnifying glass...

Really beautifull... i could not understand all cause i'm not use to read english poem ( since i'm french) but i do have enjoyed them :)

Alex

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Permalink Reply by Kathleen Horner on January 6, 2009 at 5:42pm

Alexandre,

Thanks so much for your messages! You can read up on what's happening to the Hill of Tara here: www.tarawatch.org and you can sign the petition why you are there. Stay in touch!

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Permalink Reply by Felicia on January 6, 2009 at 5:14pm

Exquistie piece you have written! I too am mortified that Tara is being ruined. I know members of the Donegal Society have been signing petitions and trying to protest in any manner possible. I fear hope is lost to modernity. I was there, walked the hills, took photos and contemplated the enormity of that which I was akin to--brokenheartedly, I now know my children will never have that feeling as I have been blessed to have experienced there.

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