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Unearthed Viking boat in Norway. Breathtaking when you walk into the museum and face it.

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Researchers look to save deteriorating Viking treasures of Oseberg - Medievalists.net

Conservation experts in Norway are conducting tests to see if a solution can be found on how to save important archaeological finds from the Viking Age that were discovered in Oseberg in 1904.

Monastery Door at Drumcliffe, county Sligo, Ireland. (Grave site of W.B. Yeats)

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'Hazel in Rose and Gold' by John Lavery, 1918

Explore Sacheverelle's photos on Flickr. Sacheverelle has uploaded 479 photos to Flickr.

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yama-bato: “ Sean Scully Ohne Titel. 1996. Aquarell. ”

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William Orpen (Irish, 1878-1931) - Portrait of Miss Sinclair

The Martyr of the Solway by Millais (1872); Walker Gallery, Liverpool (A British Painting of a drowned Scottish Martyr Margaret Wilson. Imagery of the drowned martyr also appears in Protestant imagery in N. Ireland.

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The Martyr of Solway by John Everett Millais

I visited the Walker Gallery in Liverpool yesterday and I am never disappointed by the paintings on permanent show there. It is such a diverse collection which cannot fail to please everybody who …

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Towers, Chambéry by John Ruskin

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Seamus Heaney with his Portrait by Colin Davidson | The Irish Literary Times

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Stora hammars stone, Gotland, Sweden

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Roderic O’Conor, Iris c.1913

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Painting by Dublin artist Walter Osborne not seen for over a century comes to light. 'Milking Time in St Marnock's Byre was last seen at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1903.

A detail from the Moylough Belt Shrine. Dating from the 8th century AD, the Moylough belt shrine is one of the great treasures of early Ireland. Fashioned out of bronze and silver, it was found in 1945 by Mr John Twomey as he dug turf on his father’s farm at Moylough, Co. Sligo. It is likely that the Moylough belt shrine was used to effect cures or establish truthfulness.

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A detail from the Moylough Belt Shrine

A detail from the Moylough Belt Shrine which was found in 1945 by a man cutting turf in a bog in Moylough, Co. Sligo. The shrine is made of bronze. It comprises four parts hinged together with a false buckle at the front. The four sections of this belt enclose the fragments of a leather belt. It is the only surviving belt shrine in Ireland. The shrine has been dated to the 8th century AD. It is not known which saint or holy person the belt shrine is connected with.