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Sacred Stones and the Cult of Sun Worship

March 11, 2019 by Dunmanus

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When:
March 24, 2019 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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Where:
Ballycommane House & Gardens
Cost:
€10
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Siobhán Burke
086 3030991
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Sacred Stones and the Cult of Sun Worship @ Ballycommane House & Gardens

Ireland’s sacred stones have an intriguing link to the cult of sun worship!

As part of the West Cork Stone Symposium 2019, Professor William O’Brien will give an open-air talk at Ballycommane, just outside Durrus, where a new visitor centre helps to tell the story of a boulder-burial site and a pair of standing stones on the site.

The site was excavated by University College Cork in 1989. The talk and tour of the centre will be followed by tea and coffee.

Tickets: €10 per person
Booking essential!

This event is part of a packed programme at the West Cork Stone Symposium 2019.

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