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Ríocht Mide. Ríocht in Éirinn ón 1ú haois go dtí an 12ú haois AD ab ea an Mhí ( /miːð/ MEEDH ; Nua-Ghaeilge : Mí; Sean-Ghaeilge : Mide [ˈmʲiðʲe] ). Ciallaíonn a hainm "lár," rud a léiríonn a shuíomh i lár an oileáin. Ag a mhéid ba mhó, bhí Contae na Mí ar fad (a fhaigheann a ainm ón ríocht), Contae na hIarmhí ar fad, agus codanna de chontaetha an Chabháin , Bhaile Átha Cliath , Chill Dara , an Longfoirt , Lú agus Uíbh Fhailí san áireamh ann. Tá Cnoc Uisneach suite i gContae na hIarmhí, i gcroílár Oirthear Ársa na hÉireann agus i lár geografach na tíre. Ceangailte go docht sa stair agus sa spioradáltacht le Cnoc na Teamhrach in aice láimhe, is suíomh thar a bheith suntasach i stair ársa na hÉireann é Uisneach. I measc na séadchomharthaí scaipthe ar agus timpeall ar an rud ar thug James Joyce “cnocán sléibhtiúil” air tráth tá uaigheanna adhlactha agus seomraí Neoiliteacha, clocha seasamh agus tobair naofa. Téann scéalta finscéalta na hÉireann ar nós Naomh Pádraig, Naomh Bríd agus Ríthe na Mí tríd an áit seo. Ar thaobh thiar theas an chnoic tá Cloch an Chait, carraig aolchloiche a ardaíonn beagnach 20 troigh as an talamh. Déantar cur síos ar Chloch an Chait mar omphalos ársa a mharcálann lár an domhain do chultúir sa réigiún, cosúil leo siúd a sheas tráth i nDeilfí sa Ghréig ársa agus i gCusco i bPeiriú. Faoin "chloch imleacáin" seo, deir na scéalta, luíonn an bandia Éire, máthair-dhomhan na hÉireann agus an dia as a dtagann ainm na tíre. (I nGaeilge, tugtar "Éire" ar Éirinn, agus fuaimnítear "air-uh" air.) Ba í duine de na Tuatha Dé Danann, na Daoine Geala agus Lonracha a rialaigh as seo. Téigh i dteagmháil Céadainm* Sloinne Ríomhphost* Fón Scríobh teachtaireacht Rátáil réalta Cuir isteach

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Explore Mideimage Photography in Mullingar, capturing local heritage and historical and record imagery. Cad a thairgeann MideImage: Téigh i dteagmháil le contact@mideimage.com le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais, cumais agus praghsála. Cóipeáil íomhá ardchaighdeáin, bíodh saothar ealaíne feistithe ar bhalla (mar atá thíos) nó seastán cóipeála agus saothar soilsithe ann. Méideanna scanadh diúltacha scannáin ó 35mm go pláta 10x8. Saothar ealaíne cothrom agus scanadh grianghraf go 10x8. Grianghrafadóireacht saothar ealaíne bunaidh. Grianghrafadóireacht foirgneamh stairiúil. Déantar gach cineál scanadh ar shaothar ealaíne cothrom agus ar dhigitigh trí scanóir gairmiúil ardchaighdeáin ag méideanna agus cáilíochta a oireann don chustaiméir. Is féidir comhaid a sholáthar i bhformáid jpeg / tiff araon. Cad a thairgeann MideImage: Téigh i dteagmháil Céadainm* Sloinne Ríomhphost* Fón Scríobh teachtaireacht Rátáil réalta Cuir isteach

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Photographic projects of various shapes and sizes- in alphabetical order. Duiske Abbey National Monument, also known as Graiguenamanagh Abbey, is a 13th-century Cistercian monastery situated in Graiguenamanagh, County Kilkenny in Ireland. Duiske Abbey was founded by William Marshal in 1207 and is one of the first, largest and perhaps the finest of the thirty-four medieval Cistercian monasteries in Ireland. The Abbey is the parish church of Graiguenamanagh town and beautifully dominates the town centre. The Abbey is located in the valley of the river Barrow, on a site between the main river and the Duiske tributary. The abbey derives its name from the Douskey River Irish: An Dubhuisce, meaning 'Black Water' Duiske Abbey. Graignamana Co Kilkenny.