SAVE TARA - Petition to UNESCO and ICOMOS

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1. 4501
   Name: Scott Species on May 12, 2011

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2. 4502
   Name: Nicholas Cowan on May 12, 2011

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3. 4503
   Name: Kathleen Boldt on May 15, 2011

   Comments: Preserve the integrity of the lands from which we thousands have sprung.

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4. 4504
   Name: Diane Woods on May 18, 2011

   Comments: I honor the love of Tara.

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5. 4505
   Name: Sean Hawthorne on May 19, 2011

   Comments: We need to save this <3

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6. 4506
   Name: PAUL QUINLAN on May 23, 2011

   Comments: if we forget where we came from then who are we?

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7. 4507
   Name: Paola Bartolini on May 29, 2011

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8. 4508
   Name: Kaitlin Dewey on May 29, 2011

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9. 4509
   Name: Tara Sequeira on May 30, 2011

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10. 4510
    Name: Martyn Draper on May 31, 2011

    Comments: Don't carve up a nations history for the sake of a road. Roads can be rerouted, but the roots of our past can never be planted once they're gone.

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11. 4511
    Name: Tamra Headrick Bell on Jun 2, 2011

    Comments: The War on Terra shall end

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12. 4512
    Name: Nichole Collins on Jun 7, 2011

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13. 4513
    Name: Cristina Bertola on Jun 9, 2011

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14. 4514
    Name: Veronica Moronese on Jun 9, 2011

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15. 4515
    Name: Heather Batchellor on Jun 16, 2011

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16. 4516
    Name: Christian Knoff on Jun 19, 2011

    Comments: There is no second Tara!!! Once destroyed - it will never come back!!!

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17. 4517
    Name: Conny Schneider on Jun 19, 2011

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18. 4518
    Name: Gerald Howe (Hough) on Jun 25, 2011

    Comments: As a descendant of the Irish race, I strongly urge the government of Ireland not to bow to the corporate pressure that wants a transport route. Compromising the historic site of Tara would only be seen as an act of extreme vandalism by the world, and future generations will judge the Irish government as we judge those who destroyed the great library of ancient Alexandria. Tara is our critical international symbol, let’s not lose it!

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19. 4519
    Name: Rebecca McGuiness on Jul 10, 2011

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20. 4520
    Name: John Sheridan on Jul 10, 2011

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21. 4521
    Name: Niall O'neill on Jul 13, 2011

    Comments: I received a blessing at this site from a godess type figure whom I saw. I therefore deem it is a sacred place, especially with its quite remakable past. Who knows what the future brings too, as I am convinced this site could well be a vital cog in a new epoch for mankind that does not include the use of the automobile-so why build a road through a wondrous valley like this. It does not make sense to the sprit, only to the pockets of the corporate companies and indolent car drivers.

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22. 4522
    Name: Laila Mäkinen on Jul 17, 2011

    Comments: After visiting this ancient place I cannot understand that there are people not to respect it...

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23. 4523
    Name: Addy Lopez on Jul 19, 2011

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24. 4524
    Name: Pagnier on Jul 19, 2011

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25. 4525
    Name: Sharon Burke on Jul 19, 2011

    Comments: UNESCO, The complete failure of our Environment Minister to protect Tara, a site of national, historical and of course emotional significance to the Irish people, is a huge concern, even in times of great economic trouble. The Hill of Tara represents our heritage, history, and our roots. It is quite shocking that a government can completely override the wishes of an entire nation by placing not one, but two motorways over a landscape which, archaeologists claim, extends further than the boudaries of the Hill itself. I believe that as a student of history in Ireland, I represent a huge majority of young people who are angry and upset that these plans may cause grave damage to a world-reknowned site. The Hill of Tara not only represents Irish heritage, but a pre-Christian past which has links over and outside of Europe. 70% of Irish people have actively said that they support the Save Tara campaign- this does not mean that 30% do not! Their silence is merely an example of the feeling of defeat experienced when dealing with campaigns and action programmes- if our Environment sector ignores our wishes, there is little else we can do. I believe this is why we appeal to you on behalf the campaign to save Tara. Since our government has decided to ignore the clear wishes of the people it supposedly represents, we hope that they will listen to an external voice. Best wishes, Sharon Burke

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26. 4526
    Name: Erin Howe on Jul 28, 2011

    Comments: Who knows what lies beneath the proposed track?

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27. 4527
    Name: Linda Maxwell on Jul 31, 2011

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28. 4528
    Name: Miriam on Aug 17, 2011

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29. 4529
    Name: Carla Breen on Sep 7, 2011

    Comments: Tara is a symbol of all that is ancient and mystical about Eire, if you are willing to destroy our connection to her everyone loses in the end.

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30. 4530
    Name: David Lusby on Sep 12, 2011

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31. 4531
    Name: Ginnie Carroll-Wilson on Sep 30, 2011

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32. 4532
    Name: Bernadette Crozier on Sep 30, 2011

    Comments: most of our problems here now were caused by a need for wealth if we lose our true heritage we have lost everything

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33. 4533
    Name: Sylvain PETIT on Oct 2, 2011

    Comments: We can't destroy a sacred site consciously. Thanks thinking to Earth and Beyond. Governements have no abilities to say wich site can live and which can die. Otherwise they are killers with one mind: asserve and control. Don't want a nuclear site to pray, thanks

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34. 4534
    Name: Bobbi Beatty on Oct 7, 2011

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35. 4535
    Name: Nia Wills on Oct 11, 2011

    Comments: Once destroyed, this landscape and the connection to our ancestors will be lost forever, to build a road where in thirty years cars and petrol as we know it ,may be defunct,seems the work of greed and insanity.

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36. 4536
    Name: Deirdre Tecklenborg on Oct 16, 2011

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37. 4537
    Name: Tara Majewski on Oct 28, 2011

    Comments: being of irish heritage, and named after her, and an archaeologist as well, i would like to be able to see this site before i die. why destroy something so ancient...older than the pyramids, something that shaped the modern Ireland.

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38. 4538
    Name: Francesco Montorselli on Nov 7, 2011

    Comments: Salvare,difendere,proteggere, sono termini che evidenziano azioni anteposte ai loro contrari, inducendo le menti delle persone a reagire in modi diversi e complessivamente disparati, riducendo di fatto la reale esigenza della conservazione degli ambienti ad un fatto di nicchia, ristretto a quelle appassionate persone che impegnano la loro vita a a protezione dei simboli. Ora è da chiedersi come sia possibile, alla natura di un progetto di evidente impatto, che queste incisive peculiarità non vengano sottoposte dal principio e perchè si debba più volte rimarcare l'importanza di alcuni luoghi Sacri, che non devono per nulla esser messi al bando da questi imprenditori del terrore, perché è di terrore che si parla in questi periodi storici, cemento dipendenti, esigenti di un nuovo capitale e costruttori di alternative malate di progresso, che in ogni livido affare trasportano distruzione e inquinamento eludendo protocolli e trattati che sempre l'uomo ha dovuto insistere per difendersi da questi attacchi. Tara è una delle tante realtà nascoste, di cui ora vengo a conoscenza, che subisce il progetto di abbassamento delle percezioni magnetiche che reagiscono sulle onde alfa umane sui siti archeologici di cui non parla la stampa perchè è argomento di Agenda Massona e che riconduce a tutta quella distruzione che và perpetrandosi sull'intero pianeta da molti anni a questa parte............grazie dello spazio concessomi e del vostro contributo alla difesa della storia e dell'ambiente!!!

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39. 4539
    Name: Ginamarie DeHaven on Nov 22, 2011

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40. 4540
    Name: Ginamarie DeHaven on Nov 22, 2011

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41. 4541
    Name: Lyddy on Dec 12, 2011

    Comments: Deep thought! Thanks for contrbuiting.

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42. 4542
    Name: Ethanael on Dec 12, 2011

    Comments: Thanks for spenidng time on the computer (writing) so others don't have to.

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43. 4543
    Name: Prudy on Dec 14, 2011

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44. 4544
    Name: Quiana on Dec 14, 2011

    Comments: What a joy to find such clear thinking. Thanks for psoitng!

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48. 4548
    Name: Buy Cheap OEM Software on Mar 9, 2012

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49. 4549
    Name: Rehan Kanji on Mar 17, 2012

    Comments: I believe that the withdrawal of funding to a program that does such good as that of UNESCO is unconscionable and that the USA has a moral obligation to restart funding immediately.

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