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Donore is a small Irish village in County Meath, famous for hosting one of Europe’s largest archaeological complexes: Brú na Bóinne (comprising Newgrange, Dowth and Knowth: imposing cairns open to visitors!).
But it’s also close to the famous Boyne Valley, where one of the most emblematic battles in Irish history took place on July 12, 1690! It pitted the army of William III of Orange (Protestant) against his predecessor, the Catholic King James II of England, and had terrible repercussions on Irish history (even today!).
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