Boyne Valley Bridge with crescent moon

The Mary McAleese Boyne Valley Bridge with waxing crescent moon.

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Brú na Bóinne visitor centre sign

The sign, carved into rock, at the entrance to the Brú na Bóinne visitor centre, serving Newgrange and Knowth.

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Sunset over the Boyne Valley, viewed from Ardmulchan

Friday's setting sun over the Boyne Valley viewed from Ardmulchan.

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The River Boyne at Ardmulchan

I walked one day adown the Boyne,
From Domnach-Mor to Slaine;
How rich the fields on every side,
In Cattle, wood, or grain.

The river flowed in summer pride,
And on its banks of green,
How many a noble ancient home
Seemed sent'nelling the scene.

I marked the salmon springing free,
Beneath the glittering fall;
I heard the cuckoo in the glen
Repeat her welcome call.

Vigilantius, from the Irishman.

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Sunset over Dunmoe Castle, Boyne Valley

Sunset this evening, April 15th 2016, over the top of Dunmoe Castle, viewed from Ardmulchan, in the Boyne Valley.

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The Mausoleum attached to the ruins of St. Catherine's Church, Dunmoe, Co. Meath

This structure of unknown date is close to the Boyne river between Slane and Navan at Dunmoe.

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The River Boyne at Ardmulchan, looking towards Dunmoe Castle

A bright spring day in the Boyne Valley at Ardmulchan.

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