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Mountain Vineyards. Powerful Elegance. https://www.hilloftarawines.com/history daily 0.75 2025-01-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ae7f482e2ccd1343b0b93a0/1540836534654-ONF3IIMNOSAXWE6VAX0T/Bill%2BTormey%2BHorse.jpg History https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ae7f482e2ccd1343b0b93a0/1540836335817-CRVMA69JMQ3WQ05NO7W8/St.PatrickHillofTara.jpg History - St. Patrick + Christianity In 432 AD a Roman saint named St. Patrick visited the Hill of Tara to confront the Pagan King Laoghaire. According to legend, Patrick plucked a shamrock of the grassy hillside of Tara, and used the shamrock’s three leaves to explain the Church’s paradox of the Holy Trinity: the union of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in one. Convinced by the stranger, King Laoghaire agreed to let St. Patrick continue his missionary work and spread Christianity throughout Ireland. Patrick did far more than convert pagan Ireland to Christianity; he popularized the faith, carefully integrating it with what he knew of Celtic mythology and Irish lore so that it was more easily assimilated. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ae7f482e2ccd1343b0b93a0/1540835251193-89QIHMQFPHJB1ED9XSEV/Hill+of+Tara+drone+2+shot.png History https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ae7f482e2ccd1343b0b93a0/1540837151895-RZ6X3IQUT7NBCMIK9LLV/_33A6980.jpg History - Ancient Burial Grounds Our Grandfather and Great Grandmother are laid to rest at St. Patrick’s Church cemetery on the Hill of Tara. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ae7f482e2ccd1343b0b93a0/1540836781302-2NDX2H91JWOEK2GI8H3G/Hill%2Bof%2BTara%2Bmap.png History https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ae7f482e2ccd1343b0b93a0/1540834578690-BR23O6I0PVWBLO8G60NK/Stone+of+Destiny+Pic.png History - The Stone of Destiny After the Battle of Moytura in 1896 B.C., the victorious tribe of Tuatha De Danann brought four gifts with them to Tara; the Lia Fail or Stone of Destiny, the Spear of Lugh, the Sword of Nuadu and the Cauldron of Dagda. Legend has it the Stone of Destiny was believed to roar when the true king touched it or rode his chariot next to it. It’s obvious phallic symbolism may support this theory - as the true king underwent a ritual marriage with the Goddess of Sovereignty before he could rule. Today the 4000 year old Stone of Destiny is still standing on the Hill of Tara. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ae7f482e2ccd1343b0b93a0/1540836967903-50W2VWTS7TTTNXLCH4XV/9548216.jpg History - The Mound of Hostages As seen on the front of our Hill of Tara wine label, the Mound of Hostages is the oldest monument on the Hill of Tara. It is an ancient neolithic passage grave that to it’s creators, was the entrance to the afterlife. Like many of the other passage tombs that date back to 3500 BC, the alignment allows the morning sun to shine down the passageway twice a year during the solstices to fully illuminate the internal chamber. 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