I am doing a project on Ireland where I have to build a Ireland landmark. I can't seem to find an easy great 1

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I am doing a project on Ireland where I have to build a Ireland landmark. I can't seem to find an easy great 1

Answer 1

The Rock of Cashel

Blarney Castle

St. Patrick Cathedral

Trinity College

The Cliffs of Moher

The Giant's Causeway

These are all famous and would lend themselves to a project.  Some are natural and some are manmade.

Answer 2

the spire/aspike in dublin! REALLY DOESNT GET ANY EASIER!!!

Answer 3

you mcould try the hill of tara

all you need to do is make a hill and put some ruin things on it

easy peasy, it would probably bee the last proper veiw of the area, since they are building a by-pass thru' it or so im told

or maybe ormond castle, and just try and build a tower  thats litterally a ruin, but still standing

or if you wann build a castle

do the rock of cashel

great place,  my mothers from cashel, and my fathrs from carrick

Answer 4

google newgrange

It is probably one of the best monuments in ireland as it is older than the piramids in egypt, it is a calender and the sun shines in the passage way every year on the shortest day of the year.

Answer 5

Trim castle would be easy. It's basically a rectangular grey building with a small dried up moat surrounding it.

Answer 6

The Tara valley, maybe we can keep yours when they ruin ours lol, I think Newgrange would be cool, or for something simple you could do .....the spire, pfffft lol.

Answer 7

the Giant's Causeway shouldn't be too difficult ... have a look at ...

http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=gi...

what you need are hexagonal rods cut into different lengths and stacked together to form the sort of pavement you see on the photos

the rocks are hexagonal because of their chemical structure (which is worth reading up on to back up your project)