Uisnech
Ireland /
Offaly /
Clara /
World
/ Ireland
/ Offaly
/ Clara
hill, archaeological site, Medieval / Middle Ages, ancient civilization
Uisnech (modern spelling Uisneach) is a hill and old ceremonial site in Westmeath, central Ireland. The hill is 182 m tall, while the archaeological traces and earthworks centered on it spread over two square km. It has been tentatively identified with the Raiba in the geography of Roman author Claudius Ptolemaeaus. In the early Middle Ages, Uisnech was the ceremonial center of a line of kings of Mide (Meath).
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_of_Uisneach
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Coordinates: 53°29'22"N 7°33'45"W
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- County Westmeath (Contae na hIarmhí) 10 km
- Lough Ennell / Loch Ainninn 11 km
- Greenpark 13 km
- New Forest Golf Club 14 km
- M6 (Junc. 5) 15 km
- Cloncrow Bog 15 km
- Moate Golf Club 15 km
- County Longford (Contae Longfoirt) 29 km
- County Offaly (Contae Uíbh Fhailí) 39 km