A 5,500-year-old passage tomb uncovered at Dowth Hall in the heart of the Brú na Bóinne World Heritage site in Co Meath is "the most significant megalithic find in Ireland in the last 50 years", ...

It appears as if Meath is in the midst of a golden age of archaeological discovery after the unearthing of a 5,500-year-old megalithic passage tomb at Dowth Hall. After last week’s incredible ...

A Megalithic passage tomb dating back some 5,500 years has been discovered at the 18th century Dowth Hall in Co Meath. The discovery, described by archaeologists as "the find of a lifetime" is within ...

Cllr Wayne Harding (second from left) says LMETB will be involved in an educational facility in the new Brú na Bóinne National Park. The news that Dowth Hall demesne has been purchased by the State ...

Archaeologists in Ireland made a major new discovery at the Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site in July 2018, revealing a 5,500-year-old megalithic passage tomb cemetery that is being described as a ...

The Department of Heritage originally opposed plans for the redevelopment of the protected 18th-century house at Dowth Hall in Co Meath, which was built above a 5,500-year-old Neolithic burial mound ...

The Irish State has purchased the World Heritage lands of Dowth Hall and demesne, including Netterville, in Co Meath in order to establish a new National Park, the Boyne Valley (Brú na Bóinne) ...

A new national park has been announced for the Boyne Valley area of Co Meath. The Boyne Valley Brú na Bóinne National Park will be Ireland's seventh national park, and only the second in the eastern ...

The Meath & Tara meeting at Dowth Hall has become the ideal model for Irish point-to-pointing with its emphasis on family entertainment. Sunday's fixture was a fantastic success with a big crowd ...