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Old 29th March 2023, 01:53 PM   #10
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Hi All,

In Reference to what is carved on the various examples:

Harp and shamrock self explanatory


The Dog is an Irish Wolf hound a historical hunting dog from Ireland and features a lot in Irish mythology. (very similar in size and looks to a great Dane).

The tower is know as a "Round Tower" and are to be found by monasteries and were used in the time of the Viking raids as a place of refuge for monks.

Google "Glendalough round tower" and you will se a beautiful example still standing


That is a beautiful example of workmanship shown by Mac Cathain
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Ken
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