- The Boyne Obelisk, also known as King William's Obelisk, was an obelisk located in Oldbridge, near Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland. History.
- Description A monument erected to commemorate the victory of William of Orange over King James II at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.
- R. Boyne at the Obelisk, Drogheda by William Alfred Green (1870–1958), from National Museums NI.
- According to Drogheda messages “strangers” had been observed close to the obelisk at about midnight on Wednesday, June 30, 1923, and, as the explosions...
- The obelisk stood on the banks of the river Boyne where William made his famous crossing at Oldbridge in 1690.
- Valley of the Boyne, Drogheda, Co. Louth.
- Louth, 3 June 1923 - An obelisk, erected in 1736 on the site of the Battle of the Boyne of 1690 , was completely destroyed in a mine explosion.
- Former Mayor of Drogheda Frank Godfrey (second from right) and friends staged a protest at the Boyne Obelisk bridge.
- The Boyne Obelisk LOL 1690. Following talks with Officials from the OPW at Drogheda and with Garda officials, , local people and Fire and First Aid Socities...
- Drogheda is the ideal centre from which to visit the nearby treasures of Newgrange, Brú na Bóinne, Monasterboice, Oldbridge (Battle of the Boyne) and Mellifont.Bulunamadı: obelisk
- After nine months of renovations, the iconic Obelisk Bridge outside of Drogheda will return to traffic.
- The Boyne Valley Camino is a self guided, 25km looped walk from Drogheda, which forms part of the Celtic Camino Series.
- The Obelisk Bridge in Drogheda has reopened to traffic this afternoon having been closed since last August to accommodate the completion of major refurbishment...
- back into Drogheda via Oldbridge along the Boyy. The Boyne Valley Camino (25km) is part of the Celtic Camino.