As I lie here on a plush bed on a sunny Sunday afternoon in a boutique hotel in the south of France, pretty shuttered window ajar, a cool summer breeze caressing my recently sun-beaten skin, and the bells of a nearby medieval church sounding a forte, disjointed chime, I reflect on my past week here. And I suddenly feel what I haven’t felt in a long time: inspiration. I immediately whip out my laptop from my backpack. The slick material feels unnaturally cold in my hands despite the heat of the afternoon, perhaps from being left undisturbed for a whole seven days. I rapidly input my password and click on a few things. Eleven months. That’s how much time has elapsed since I last posted any content. My hiatus from blogging, it seems, was about to come to an end. You must be wondering where I am exactly. Or maybe you follow me on Instagram and you already have an idea. Regardless, let me begin…
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Wednesday, 4 July 2018
A HIDDEN GEM
Between Loughshinny and Rush in North Dublin lies a secluded secret: Drumanagh Promontory. The area is a small peninsula surrounded by the Irish Sea on three sides and features a 19th-century Martello tower. It is an important archaeological site in which several Roman artefacts have been found and it's of huge significance in terms of Ireland's relationship with the Roman world. Fingal County Council acquired the site for €1 million in 2016 in hopes to preserve the place and protect it from vandalism. But guess what? Barely anyone actually knows about it.
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