Wicklow Mountains National Park
Wicklow Mountains National Park lies south of Dublin. Its wooded valleys include the monastic settlement at Glendalough. The area also has a mining history spanning 1798–1963, with the ruined Miners’ Village at the western end of Glendalough’s valley.
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Wicklow Mountains National Park lies south of Dublin. Its wooded valleys include the monastic settlement at Glendalough. The area also has a mining history spanning 1798–1963, with the ruined Miners’ Village at the western end of Glendalough’s valley.
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Editorial reading
Editorial interpretation: Landscape and traces of monastic and industrial activity offer different ways to read the park. Considering them together connects the uplands with the changing uses of their valleys.
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