What is recorded here
The Boyne Obelisk in Oldbridge stood above river mud where two lads gathering watercress found a sword. They went out for salad and came home equipped to demand a better dinner.
The Boyne Obelisk is recorded as a ruins in County Louth.
From OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors) n6723698882
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