
The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara
Sat 19 Sept · 14:00
Maguires Gift and Coffee Shop
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The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara takes place on 19 September at Maguires Gift and Coffee Shop.
Join guide, author and mythologist Anthony Murphy on this guided walking tour exploring the myths surrounding the famous Hill of Tara.
W elcome to the Boyne Valley Trails September Festival.
Join Author and Mythologist Anthony Murphy on this guided tour and hear all about the ancient myths and legends of the Hill of Tara, seat of the high kings and ancient political capital of Ireland.
Anthony will tell us about the earliest kingship myths of Tara, and some of the strange and various means by which the future kings were foretold. He will also talk about the archaeology of Tara and its monuments, encompassing 5,000 years of Irish history.
P lease note that this walk is not suitable for young children. Dogs are permitted once leashed.
P lease leave our natural resources is a clean state for future visitors.
T he Boyne Valley Trails September Walking Festival is sponsored by Failte Ireland and supported by Love Drogheda BID (Business Improvement District-Drogheda ratepayers).
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The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara takes place on Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 14:00.
The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara is held at Maguires Gift and Coffee Shop in Drogheda (Hill of Tara, Tara, C15 AVY8).
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The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara takes place on 19 September at Maguires Gift and Coffee Shop.
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Join guide, author and mythologist Anthony Murphy on this guided walking tour exploring the myths surrounding the famous Hill of Tara.
W elcome to the Boyne Valley Trails September Festival.
Join Author and Mythologist Anthony Murphy on this guided tour and hear all about the ancient myths and legends of the Hill of Tara, seat of the high kings and ancient political capital of Ireland.
Anthony will tell us about the earliest kingship myths of Tara, and some of the strange and various means by which the future kings were foretold. He will also talk about the archaeology of Tara and its monuments, encompassing 5,000 years of Irish history.
P lease note that this walk is not suitable for young children. Dogs are permitted once leashed.
P lease leave our natural resources is a clean state for future visitors.
T he Boyne Valley Trails September Walking Festival is sponsored by Failte Ireland and supported by Love Drogheda BID (Business Improvement District-Drogheda ratepayers).
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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When is The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara?
The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara takes place on Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 14:00.
Where is The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara taking place?
The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara is held at Maguires Gift and Coffee Shop in Drogheda (Hill of Tara, Tara, C15 AVY8).
How much are tickets for The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara?
Tickets for The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara are priced at £16.99. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
How do I get tickets for The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara?
Tickets for The Myths and Legends of the Hill of Tara can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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