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Wherever the Anglo-Normans found soils to their taste, or a strategic point worth defending they erected an earthen mote, later replaced by a castle in places of special importance.
TAKE a look at the “new” map of Ireland, the image which shows we own quite a bit more of the sea floor than previously thought. The final results of a seabed survey, carried out by the Marine Institute and the Geological Survey of Ireland, are still being finalised, but Ireland can [...]
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