Fishguard harbour
	... and as seen from the ferry
	The Stone Age 7000-2000BC; Camp Site (Hunter-Gatherer, Mesolithic Period)
	dugout canoe
	Early Irish Farmstead (First Farmers, Neolithic Period)
	Stones for grinding flour
	Inside one of the houses
	Portal stone - a dolmen
	The Bronze Age 2000-500BC; Stone Circle (can see the alignment from a stone marking a Cist Burial through the entrance of the stone circle)
	Stone Circle
	The Celtic/Early Christian Age 500BC-1169AD; Ogham Stone
	Celtic Farm
	Weaving inside a Rath or Ring Fort
	Early Christian Monastery
	Corn Drying Kiln
	Crannog
	Round Norman Tower
	Upper Lake at Glendalough
	Mound of the Hostages
	Lia Fail
	Mound of the hostages, Hill of Tara
	Ganesh running from the Mound of the Hostages
	Newgrange
	Entrance Stone (note tri-spiral on left, unique to Newgrange)
	Wooden circle of enclosed village next to Newgrange (later)
	A decorated curbstone
	Little mound in next field - there are 2 such little mounds either side of Newgrange, making 5 in a nearly straight line
	Entrance Stone (as 674)
	Entrance showing roof box (unique to Newgrange)
	Close up of roof box. This lined up with the horizon and the floor of the tomb chamber (the passageway having risen about 2 metres in height.) The 2 days before, day and 2 days after the winter solstice, the sun can shine through the roof box illuminating the passageway with the only direct sunlight it ever gets... unless it's cloudy.
	Ganesh crawling through an early Christian souterrain
	... and coming out the other side 19 seconds later
	Eastern Passage at Knowth
	An early Christian souterrain (perhaps used as a cold-store)
	Wood Circle
	Ganesh in a ditch
	West Entrance to Knowth
	Knowth is a big mound surrounded by lots of smaller mounds - here are 2 of the smaller ones
	Big mound and a little neighbouring mound
	Island
	Cliffs
	Causeway head
	Folk quartet
	... the bodhran player is going so fast that we can't see the beater
	Spider's webs, heavy with dew and water droplets from the fog, make early Christmas Tree decorations
	Onion rocks (formed by heating and cooling repeatedly)
	Causeway from afar
	The geometric tessalation
	Smaller Causeway head
	Ganesh on smaller causeway head
	Ganesh clambering
	The pillars of basalt
	Main causeway
	The cliffs look like steps
	The Organ-pipes
	Causeway close up
	Highest point of the causeway
	Giant's boot
	Bay
	Organ pipes
	Island with odd shaped rock
	The Chimney Pots
	Steam Engine
	View of inside of engine
	cows on beach at Whitepark bay
	Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge from afar - this bridge spans 20m, 24m above rocks and the sea.
	small gorge
	Gan crossing
	Gan crossing (turned round)
	cave from island