On a trio of tiny islands off Ireland’s western coast, there is a mystery afoot. Something has picked up massive boulders and set them down inland, on a flat, wind-lashed landscape encircled by craggy cliffs that rise from the Atlantic Ocean.
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Irish coast mystery: How did those boulders get up there? Research team now finds storms, not tsunamis, tossed massive rocks inland
Link: Irish coast mystery: How did those boulders get up there? Research team now finds storms, not tsunamis, tossed massive rocks inland
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Vatican stunned by Irish embassy closure
Link: Vatican stunned by Irish embassy closure
Why did I not read about this on independent.ie? Any road, for once in a long while, I am proud to be Irish. First we kick the church out of our schools, now they have no embassy. Not bad.
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