Map of bogs where these roads survived to be uncovered. Other roads were probably rebuilt into routes we still use/bohereens.
Mammoth_Captain_1378 on
There’s a carriage road that still exists in places between Rathcroghan and Croagh Patrick. As the name suggests, it was built for a horse carriage. They uncovered part of it by Ireland’s oldest surviving abbey, Ballintubber.
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The midlands of Ireland has a lot of cultivated bog so that probably explains why there are more there as they have been better preserved and would have been discovered during peat extraction.
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Toghar is a road? Presume that is where Togher in Cork gets the name.
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Jurassic Parking!! RAWWR… 😅😅
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Map of bogs where these roads survived to be uncovered. Other roads were probably rebuilt into routes we still use/bohereens.
There’s a carriage road that still exists in places between Rathcroghan and Croagh Patrick. As the name suggests, it was built for a horse carriage. They uncovered part of it by Ireland’s oldest surviving abbey, Ballintubber.
The midlands of Ireland has a lot of cultivated bog so that probably explains why there are more there as they have been better preserved and would have been discovered during peat extraction.
Toghar is a road? Presume that is where Togher in Cork gets the name.
Jurassic Parking!! RAWWR… 😅😅