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Magnetic Irish Heritage Pieces.

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Handcrafted plasterwork Grianan of Aileach with St Patrick’s Well on the Hill. Dimensions approx 5″ length, 3″ high. 3 dimensional piece, able to be displayed in 360 degrees! More a representation than my usual replication approach to heritage, I thought this fun little piece would make a delightful talking point on any table, or even a beautiful bookstop. This piece is based on the stunning Grianan of Aileach and the hilltop on which it sits overlooking Inch Island and the Inishowen Peninsula, with its winding ascending road, and not forgetting Saint Patrick’s Well on the hillside, site of many a wish and prayer down through the centuries. Legend has it that Saint Patrick himself blessed this well! It would be a fair bet that this is likely the smallest Grianan anywhere, complete with stairways, levels and even the tunnels visible in the interior! I loved creating this piece and I hope that you’ll love having it your home.
Handcrafted Grianan on the Hill, Co. Donegal
€45.00
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Glendalough Round Tower   Located in the village of Laragh, Co. Wicklow, the Glendalough round tower was built by the monks of Saint Kevin's Monastery almost 1000 years ago. Constructed from Mica Schist and Granite, it stands at 33 metres high and is one of the best preserved towers in Ireland. These towers were originally called 'Cloigtheach', meaning Bell Tower, which suggests their original use. They served as refuge for monks from marauders, particularly Vikings, and also as beacons for approaching pilgrims. The site was once deemed so important that burial at Glendalough was thought of as prestigious as burial in Rome. Today, the tower and site receive over 1 million visitors per annum.
Glendalough Round Tower
€58.00
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Thorwald's Cross, 10th Century Viking Artefact, Isle of Man. 6" high, 4" wide. Free standing piece, in authentic stone finish.
Thorwald's Cross, Viking Artefact.
€48.00
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The Walled City, Handcrafted plasterwork. dimensions: 9″ length, 6.5″wide, 2.5″high. Price £60. The city of Derry/Londonderry is one of the finest examples of a walled city in Europe, and the most complete example in Ireland. The defensive walls were built between 1613-1618 by The Honourable the Irish Society to segregate and protect English and Scottish settlers from the surrounding native Irish following the Plantation of Ulster. The walls proved their purpose during the Williamite Wars in Ireland, when the four city gates were shut to King James II by the 13 Apprentice Boys in 1688, and held out Jacobite forces during 105 days of siege in 1689. The term ‘Maiden City’ was borne out of this unbreachable defense. The walls, with a circumference of approx. one mile, encircle the first planned town in Ireland, designed in a typical fortification layout common during the period. The Siege of Derry would not be the last experience the walls would encounter with conflict, however, as the British Army commandeered segments of the fortifications during ‘The Troubles’ for surveillance purposes. This representation of the 17th century city exhibits the topography of the town, street plans, major buildings, and the bastion defensive structures that shielded the city.
Walled City: Derry in the Siege Period
€100.00
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