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