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Newgrange

Outstanding Neolithic passage-grave and the world's oldest known astronomical observatory; one of four great Neolithic burial mounds in the Boyne Valley necropolis, 3 km/5 mi east of Slane, County Meath, Republic of Ireland.
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At New grange, the door is open at a certain time of year.
The City of Your Final Destination by Groom, Kelle / Witness
CAPTION(S): ACE IN THE PACK: Ex-Grange First School pupil Alan Shearer revised his old Gosforth school to open their Grang; OLD BOY: Alan Shearer and youngsters from the school outside the new Grange Centre
AL BE BACK; Star pupil Shearer returns to school to open extension by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Clannad were in relaxed control from the opening New Grange and The Lovely Boys, sung in Gaelic, about the exodus from Ireland to Scotland.
REVIEWS: Like they had never been away; CLANNAD Alexandra Theatre by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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