Newgrange Pastoral Wood Print

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Sheep and cattle graze contentedly on the rich pastureland close to the five thousand year old passage tomb at Bru Na Boinne, also known as Newgrange.

This UNESCO World Heritage monument, which is older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids at Giza, attracts close to 200,000 visitors annually.

It's tempting to imagine that this is a scene which might have existed at almost any time during those last five millennia.

Excavations show that Newgrange, and the associated monuments of Knowth and Dowth, were built on open farmland cleared of the country's native forestry during the previous five centuries.

Sublime Ireland is a platform for the beautiful, the secret, the sacred, the awe-inspiring aspects of a country regarded by millions of people around the world as their spiritual and cultural homeland. Images by Willie Dillon.