Talk:Hill of Uisneach
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Accuracy of the ancient calculation of the centre of Ireland
editI find it amazing that the Hill of Uisneach was chosen as the centre of Ireland in ancient times, when the modern day OSI have calculated the "Geographical Centre of Ireland" to be only 5km away. Would anyone have any information as to how the ancient peoples of Ireland could be so accurate, that could be included in this page? 81.111.128.122 (talk) 19:54, 14 August 2023 (UTC)