If Tara isn’t visible from the road junction, why is it showing in the picture?

IN recent media pictures, the Hill of Tara is clearly visible from the site of the M3 Tara interchange.

If Tara isn’t visible from the road junction, why is it showing in the picture?
Mon, 25 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

It also appears that heavy mechanical diggers are being used in the excavation of the Tara valley.

Many are concerned that the visual impact of this interchange may have a detrimental effect on the appeal of Tara.

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