"A huge number of previously unknown monuments, mostly located in crop fields, discovered during last summer’s heatwave are visible on the latest Google Maps/Google Earth." - https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/new-monuments-revealed-after-summer-heatwave-905224.html
"Tourism Ireland in Italy highlighted the island of Ireland at an event in Milan attended by around 60 travel and lifestyle journalists and bloggers, as well as some leading Italian tour operators"- https://www.hospitalityenews.ie/19-news/11556-meeting-media-in-milan
"The €5million investment in Meath’s biggest tourist attraction was announced today (Tuesday) by Minister Regina Doherty." - http://www.meathchronicle.ie/news/roundup/articles/2019/02/12/4169265-br-na-binne-visitor-centre-to-get-5m-investment/
Food and Heritage in the Boyne Valley: Gabe Saglie of Travelzoo, at 3:50 in video - http://www.ktvu.com/news/388524267-video
On Monday 4 March the first of Fáilte Ireland’s 2019 marketing campaigns kicked off, featuring the sites and experiences of the Boyne Valley. The national TV and radio campaign will highlight the region as the ideal place to take a short break by showcasing the variety of experiences and attractions across the region in the leadup to St. Patrick’s Week, during the Easter holidays and beyond.
"Following last year’s incredible discovery of structures hidden near Newgrange, Co Meath, new digital models reveal the sites in even greater detail." - https://www.siliconrepublic.com/innovation/hidden-structures-newgrange-aerial-pictures
"Buoyed by several recent discoveries, pre-historic Ireland relic hunters are gearing up for more searches." - https://torontosun.com/travel/europe/ireland
In exciting news for the Boyne Valley a major national investment in rural Ireland has been announced, including significant investment allocated to Meath County Council and Louth County Council.
Fáilte Ireland has joined forces with businesses across the Boyne Valley and Ireland’s Ancient East to develop a long-term tourism plan focused on experiences which bring the region’s ancient history to life.
"The 'sacred' fifth direction was the centre and in Old Irish the word for 'middle' was Mide, which has given us the modern word for Meath, home to the River Boyne, Newgrange, Tara and Lough Crew, some of Ireland's best-known ancient sites." - http://www.irishnews.com/lifestyle/2019/01/05/news/tony-bailie-s-take-on-nature-a-year-of-hiking-in-all-five-directions-1520208/
