Digging deep — but Tara will be the loser

FACT: the NRA has declared they intend to complete the archaeology on the proposed route of the M3 within six months to a year.
Digging deep — but Tara will be the loser
Wed, 24 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

There are 38 sites. There are 52 weeks in a year. This is the most archaeologically sensitive landscape in the country, if not in Europe.

Fact: the proposed Blundelstown interchange is as close to the top of Tara as the existing N3. Go and see the archaeological ‘digs’ for yourself.

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