The Geashill Cauldron
The Geashill Cauldron
The story of the Geashill Cauldron from its discovery in 1859, its disappearance during the War of Independence and its eventual deposit in the National Museum of Ireland in 1955.
Geashill, Co Offaly
Supporting & Promoting Irish History & Culture
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Many thanks Lisa for this interesting video with heritage of ‘Cauldron.’
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