Tara Trees

www.tara-trees.org
 

Welcome to Tara Tree Trail

 Life on Tara welcomes 2010!

crows in snow by churchyard

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Photographs and words celebrating the

beautiful trees and landscape

of Hill of Tara, Co Meath, Ireland 

road from N3

CHRISTMAS SUNRISE 2009

and as the sun rose....

 christmas sunrise christmas a little later

long shadows spread over the land...                 and here is Slieve Gullion on the horizon... 

christmas day  slieve gullion from Tara

Guided Tours of the Hill of Tara

Tours by appointment -  tour approx. one hour  -  adults 10 euro / families 15 euro

During the tours we shall explore this sacred site by sharing our experiences of the Hill. 

mound circle central

We shall connect the threads of archaeology, history, myth, earth energies

and the mystery and magic that make Tara a special place.

 Your tour guides Martin Dier and Nora Judge -  www.NativeSpiritTours.com
  

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The Hill of Tara had five names...

The first was Druim Descuin, or the Conspicuous Hill;

the second was Liath Druim, or Liath's Hill from a Firbolg chief of that name who was the first to clear it of wood;

the third was Druim Cain, or the Beautiful Hill;

the fourth was Cathair Crofinn;

and the fifth name was Teamair (now Anglicised Tara, from the genitive case Teambrach of the word), a name which it got from being the burial place of Tea, the wife of Eremon, the son of Milesius."

from Manners and Customs of the Ancient Irish by Eugene O'Curry, 1873.

 

' SPIRIT OF THE LAND' - on-line course 2009-2010

'Plants & Trees' section starts 1 January 2010 - join us now

Explore the spiritual paths and ancestral teachings of Ireland.

To join in you do not have to be resident in Ireland,

have any connections with Ireland, or even know where it is on the map.

For what we are connecting to is out of time and space and is the eternal wisdom of the earth as expressed through this piece of land which humans call Ireland.

http://www.boynewisdom.net/

 


Map Download go to www.TaraCelebrations.org/view/MAP Be part of a big mystery experiment to divine energy and water lines on the hill top of Tara. Print out the above map....

Teach Miodhchuarta This was possibly the ceremonial entrance onto Tara, where the roads to the Hill met.

Raith Grainne & Cloenfherta Three circular earthworks on the north west side of the Hill.

Garran na Coille The collection of oaks and chestnuts provide a wonderfully peaceful place in which to stroll and reflect on time and space.

Raith na Senad & Duma na nGiall A geophysical survey revealed a large circle of over 300 huge posts, probably oak, beneath Raith na Senad and the church

Rath na Rig, Tech Cormaic & the Forrad Contained within Rath na RIg are ditch enclosures Tech Cormaic and the Forrad (or Royal Seat).

Raith Loegaire A Late Bronze Age ringfort.      

St. Patrick's Church Here is a wonderful stand of beech trees, a grand nesting site for crows.

Pathways

Leaves, branches, trunks & roots Every part of the whole is beautiful

Seasons Trees stand and watch and inhale everything that occurs around them.

Simulacra With the eye of faith and a little imagination

Sacred Well   5th March 2009    25th August 2009                   

Dalgan Park Wildlife Sanctuary Enjoy a stroll in the peaceful parkland and woodland - on the N3 road between Navan and Tara.

Ireland and beyond... Clare, Glenveagh, Brian Boru, then Culross,Scotland, England & Canada

Tree Meditations These meditations have been inspired by the trees of Tara

Tree Identification & Glossary

Tara Celebrations Celebrating the eight festivals of the Celtic year.

Tara links Tara Celebrations, Native Spirit Tours, Boyne Wisdom, Meath Archaeological & Historical Society,  Knowth and Newgrange, Bakewell Tree Trail, Living Democracy, ...