Sheemore, Hill of the Fairies. Leitrim

Sheemore, known locally as the hill of the fairies, is a rich archaeological site which holds a prominent position in the South Leitrim landscape and in the cultural traditions of local residents. Sam Moore, Archaeologist and lecture at Sligo Institute of Technology, will take you on a tour of this archaeological complex and outline the archaeological and cultural significant of this fascinating site and discuss its position in the landscape.
Connecting Through Heritage is an initiative of the Leitrim County Council Heritage Office and is part-funded by the Heritage Council.

[@johnryan2193]

If only the stones could talk, thanks for this beautiful piece of our ancestors story, !

[@grahamfleming8139]

Fascinating stuff,you have the word shee in that part of the Gaelic world too,here in Scotland the word is common too,schiehallion the spirit of the Caledonians comes to mind.
Uabhasach math, sgoinnnel a rithist!
Moran taing ,

[@AlannahRyane]

Yes brilliant presentation! I love this channel takes me back to when I visited there during the filming of Jimmy's Hall. I was taken to many passage tombs it was beautiful and I was so well taken care of by the beautiful local people, same in Wexford on my genealogical visit. Thank you🥰

[@marycdolan6314]

Excellent presentation, and especially appreciated pointing out the views of other hills and mountains from Sheemore. Well done!

[@luminoustears]

This is a fantastic document. Thank you so much. Learned a lot more about Fenagh and surrounding areas too. Excellent.

[@justinmoffatt1972]

Brilliantly explained Sam ! Superb presentation

[@dane5896]

Great video, thanks for sharing. My Grandfather was from Manorhamilton. 🍀💚

[@terencewinters2154]

Axis Mundi . Really connects the tenses and God's natural world. Lovely , well done, this world and the next. Sacred space..

[@carolinemcgrath6233]

I love this special site and have often wondered about its history. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@motherearthsstore4621]

So much information here. Will have to head up there and watch again and again 🙂. Brilliant resource. Thanks

[@marciagrayson3199]

Lovely!

[@lukecondron7881]

Brilliant. Thank you!

[@grainnedalton3448]

terrific

[@Daithi16]

great video

[@tommyvaughan119]

Is it located on private farmland? Can the public simply go for a walk here? If yes where is the best access point?

[@liamK1916]

Really appreciate your work Sam. But I can see how you are struggling with your breath. Time to give up the smokes. If I done it anyone can.

[@Robbie7441]

Are you allowed to visit the site?

[@shelleyjanewildflower5612]

Yea your allowed

[@soslothful]

It may have been much preferable to not place Christian symbols on a pre-Christian site, to have left the hill in its natural form.

[@fromireland8663]

A bit late for that! What about Christmas, all Souls, St John's night etc. Hill of Slane, Tara Hill.

[@terrybrannigan9963]

agreed. Never too late to take it down.

[@siobhanmacm]

♥️

[@shelleyjanewildflower5612]

I can see sheemore from my house ❤