Tara
Hill of Tara, Co. Meath.
as it is known in these parts, contains this standing stone, known as St. Adamnan’s pillar.
Sheela?…best you make up your own mind but I think it is too old and not possessing any sheela characteristics. Some even suggest that horns are visible.
Oh!, and if you trip over the Ark of the Covenant, I want 10%.
| Last modified | 8 May 2018 |
|---|---|
| Condition | Poor |
| County | Meath |
| Lat/Long | 53.5850906,-6.5586820 |
Photos
Location
Map No. 42 or 43
Grid Reference No. N 922/598
Holiday Map East
11k NE of Trim and 9k SE of Navan
From the carpark, walk up the hill, to the left and into the churchyard with two other interesting stones, you will find the pillar. Best seen before midday as it is East-facing.
Grid Reference No. N 922/598
Holiday Map East
11k NE of Trim and 9k SE of Navan
From the carpark, walk up the hill, to the left and into the churchyard with two other interesting stones, you will find the pillar. Best seen before midday as it is East-facing.