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Graphic art design of Tulach a Tsolais  Let us know if you’d like grey or mustard

The construction of a tulach or burial mound, as a place of connection between the world of the living and the “other world” was common in ancient Ireland.    This modern monument was built to commemorate the bicentenary of the 1798 rebellion by the Irish against English rule which took place at Oulart Hill in Co Wexford. The uprising led to the establishment of the fledgling Wexford Republic,

Part of the Wexford-Pembrokeshire Way – let us know if you would like this text on your product