During "Heritage Week" (which was last week) e-mail information outlining the very strong relationship between the Hill of Tara, Brehon Law, and King Ollamh Fodhla was sent to several politicians, lawyers, and heritage protection organisations.

The same information was also sent to a number of national and international media outlets, and to the Council of Europe (European Court of Human Rights) and the EU (both sponsors of Heritage Week).

For future reference purposes all of the e-mails associated with the lists provided below contain Internet message-identification and tracking information, and there are no restrictions - technical or legal - on making electronic copies of any of them.

The lists provided below can also be viewed at the following Indymedia (Ireland) location:
http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=71756

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"European Heritage Days" e-mail dated September 3rd 2005 to Ministers Cullen & Roche
by Vercingetorix Tuesday, Sep 6 2005, 1:35pm  

In connection with the planned M3 tolled motorway, scheduled at present to go through the Tara / Skreen Valley, an e-mail has been sent to Minister Martin Cullen TD (Transport) and Minister Dick Roche TD (Heritage) regarding the connection between King Ollamh Fodhla, The Hill of Tara, and Brehon Law.

The text of the e-mail (dated September 3rd 2005) can be seen at the following Internet address:

http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/EuropeanHeritageDaysIreland2005.htm

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16 Irish MEPs informed
by Vercingetorix (Ireland) Thursday, Sep 8 2005, 5:26pm  

As can be seen at the following address 16 Irish MEPs (Members of European Parliament) have been informed regarding the above information:
http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/MEPs-Plus-5September2005/Email.htm

The e-mail at the above address was also copied to the following: The National Roads Authority Headquarters, An Bord Pleanala, The Environment Protection Agency, The Heritage Council, An Taisce, VOICE of Irish Concern for the Environment, Friends Of The Irish Environment, The Democracy Commission (Ireland), Martin Cullen TD (Minister for Transport), and Dick Roche TD, Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government.

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Oireachtas Members & Media informed
by Vercingetorix (Ireland) Saturday, Sep 10 2005, 11:10am
 

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National & International Media Organisations informed:

http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/NationalInternationalMedia5September2005/Email.htm

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Republic of Ireland Parliamentarians ("Oireachtas Members") informed:

Group 1:
http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/OireachtasMembers6September2005/G1/Email.htm
Group 2:
http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/OireachtasMembers6September2005/G2/Email.htm
Group 3:
http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/OireachtasMembers6September2005/G3/Email.htm
Group 4:
http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/OireachtasMembers6September2005/G4/Email.htm
Group 5:
http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/OireachtasMembers6September2005/G5/Email.htm

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London-based Media informed:

http://www.kingollamhfodhla.com/LondonBasedMedia8September2005/Email.htm

“Tara is one of the most important and famous archaeological complexes in the world..."

"... all of our researches point to the valley between Tara and Skryne as an area of paramount importance throughout the history of Tara.”

Dr Conor Newman:
http://www.google.com/search?q=Dr+Conor+Newman%2C+Tara&btnG=Google+Search

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