The site of Ireland's Stonehenge, a vast stone monument larger than its English equivalent, is to be saved from the bulldozer in an area earmarked for major development. The footprint of the monument - destroyed some time between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries - will not be touched during construction of a huge concert arena and 500 houses outside Dundalk, Co. Louth. The conditions attached to planning permission for the development at Carn Beg include one rule which prevents the site of Ireland's Stonehenge from being damaged or built upon. More later.
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