Ballybrack Portal Dolmen - County Dublin, Ireland

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

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  • @dustbunny9281
    @dustbunny9281 3 года назад +13

    Thanks Thomas. There's an undercurrent that's stirring and you're helping to bring it up to the surface. This was beautiful.

  • @keithsweet8840
    @keithsweet8840 3 года назад +8

    That's Cromlech Field's in Loughlinstown.....beside Ballybrack....

  • @hilaryswan4323
    @hilaryswan4323 3 года назад +11

    Really beautiful. What a contrast to the built environment devoid of magic. Thankyou.

  • @lindajoyworbey1
    @lindajoyworbey1 3 года назад +5

    A lot of dolmans remind me of animals, the way they stand, protecting and or looking outwards at something. This one reminded me of a turtle. Fascination
    Thanks Thomas

  • @kingchief4038
    @kingchief4038 3 года назад +2

    Great to see no one has defaced it, respect tradition

  • @Arcticnick
    @Arcticnick 3 года назад +1

    Wow. Imagine that in your front garden. The neighbours might be a bit jealous though. I do like Mr T. and his work…Thank you , sir.

  • @catfury360
    @catfury360 2 года назад +1

    i lived right across the street from it for 2 years. Used to go over and look at it. You could see it from the top of the bus ! it's amazing just in a housing estate in Ballybrack ! thank you for this great video on it !Def older than 2500 BC

  • @mrsvenvath
    @mrsvenvath 3 года назад +3

    The biggest Dolmen I've visited so far was in the south of France. In a small village called Draguignan 30 miles inland from the coast of Saint Tropez. It's absolutely massive! You can walk under it and barley touch the capstone.

    • @shayf83
      @shayf83 3 года назад +1

      Holy shit I just looked up that bad boy ! Must get down there some day, cheers

  • @anything6398
    @anything6398 3 года назад +4

    Thanks for this . It's always good to see local megalithic structures

  • @DecMc
    @DecMc 3 года назад +7

    Incredible. Here in Birmingham UK there is a place called Druid's Heath. Total chav central, but I don't know if any dolmen's are there. I will look in daytime sometime soon

    • @stupidhandles
      @stupidhandles 3 года назад

      Many/most in UK were destroyed.
      There's losds of destroyed rock piles in my area (Northumberland) some off them are clearly dolmen (three or four base rocks, with the lid stone flipped off).

  • @lynnkathleenkirk
    @lynnkathleenkirk 3 года назад +6

    That truly is a beautiful Dolmen. My ancestors must have seen it. It's just remarkable.

    • @user-bk2yi5jx2o
      @user-bk2yi5jx2o 3 года назад

      Why dont you come back and take a trip up 'the brack' 😉🍀

  • @ralphwinter6421
    @ralphwinter6421 3 года назад +1

    Thanks Thomas, nice dolmen..

  • @lindarobinson8381
    @lindarobinson8381 3 года назад +1

    I used to live close to that place i passed by the Dolmen fairly regular it is very impressive x

  • @richardkelly419
    @richardkelly419 3 года назад +3

    The face you can see on the right hand stone on the inside is wow

  • @sitluxetluxfuit4481
    @sitluxetluxfuit4481 3 года назад +2

    Hay Thomas I could have sworn you in the city on Friday, So it was you, amazing. Would have in joyed showing you a round portrane north co Dublin. It's got a round tower , a half sunken WW1 water mine (not many folks know where it's located)a few Norman peel towers and the area is rich in local folklore. Where the old psychiatric hospital is located workmen unearthed the tome and remains of a giant skeleton with sword and shield close by. That's just the tip of the iceberg on what happened in this tiny part of the world. I dig the new content on 131 keeps improving each episode .

  • @stevecallais1713
    @stevecallais1713 3 года назад +1

    I had an Indian guru in the 80s and she came to England and visited Stonehenge - which she said represented a very important earth chakra for England, and that the cap stones were put on to divert the energy, and that England wouldnt get its spiritual freedom until they were taken off. In India these holy stones are called swayambhu, vibrated stones produced by the earth at special sites. I have meditated on many in India. they are worshipped there and covered in red paste. many temples are built on top of them. That sort of backs your theory of capstones a bit.

  • @valentine1713
    @valentine1713 3 года назад +5

    it would be super interesting to take 3d scans of all these and see what additional details might be sussed out. most newer iphones have this capability.

    • @LilyGazou
      @LilyGazou 3 года назад +1

      Interesting idea

  • @MrKFNeverGiveUp
    @MrKFNeverGiveUp 3 года назад +3

    Now way man. I never heard about this Portal Dolmen before in Dublin, and I live here! Very cool. I must visit this one day soon. Cheers. :)

  • @sellout87
    @sellout87 3 года назад +1

    Have you ever checked out Aideens grave in Deerpark Thomas? its massive.

  • @slimezstreet1197
    @slimezstreet1197 3 года назад

    Thomas there is one in st endas park in rathfarnham that we used to play on as kids and its massive

  • @lefroy1
    @lefroy1 3 года назад +2

    Kids would make it their mission to topple the capstone where I grew up.

  • @thinkreillyplease
    @thinkreillyplease 3 года назад +1

    CERN bringing that energy up now...

  • @SpiderJerusalem-jb6jx
    @SpiderJerusalem-jb6jx 3 года назад +5

    We have similar here in Canada 🇨🇦 apparently built by the natives. Since they are stone we have almost no way to know how old they are. It could be 600 million years old 🤔🤷‍♂️

  • @veneficarius
    @veneficarius 3 года назад +1

    great episode ! can you make more videos like this ? showing magical/ancient etc. stuff

  • @joaquimteixeira8297
    @joaquimteixeira8297 3 года назад +5

    That's proof that there was advanced cultures in the past , they have built something that overcome the test of time .
    That's what i see , it says to me We Existed.

    • @stupidhandles
      @stupidhandles 3 года назад +1

      Totally agree,
      What do we build now that has a chance of lasting more than 100years.

  • @energetically1
    @energetically1 3 года назад +1

    Amazing!

  • @cookimonster1251
    @cookimonster1251 3 года назад +2

    Likewise ❤️💚

  • @sharris4162
    @sharris4162 3 года назад +1

    Very cool indeed🤘

  • @CarpeNoctemArts
    @CarpeNoctemArts 3 года назад +2

    Thanks I didn't know this megalithic site.
    2 questions :
    + what type of stone would you say it is?
    + The marks made on de downside, would you say it's been cut/chiseled, as we usually perceive the work, or Do you think it could be the mark of an aggregation maybe?
    I tell you why : Joseph davidovits has got a great "geopolymers" theory, which he proven by now actually, he's a great French chemist and egyptologist (you bet he's despised and crucified by all the all-knowing-official-egyptology sphere ha ha ) but he can create lutecian limestone with 1 or 2 basic chemicals! This means a looooot...
    It would be harder for a granit, but I'm sure he's gonna find.
    I'm still wondering, only about the technical aspect, if this has been possible because of a lost knowledge or if there were giants everywhere simply. For example when the "constants" of the planet change, our size changes also. There's an experiment about that. Since our solar system has not always been so stable, this could explain the giants they hide, or the tiny people still existing) and the megalithic structures like puma punku,

  • @davidfoley3510
    @davidfoley3510 3 года назад +1

    Our native ancestors were very interesting.

    • @davidfoley3510
      @davidfoley3510 3 года назад

      @@theshamanarchist5441 I am, as white as Thomas.

  • @rollacoastaride1937
    @rollacoastaride1937 3 года назад +1

    I love dolmens, I imagine they are just placed there like little pebbles by giants

  • @61505
    @61505 3 года назад

    Theres one like it in Carlow (Brownshill).

    • @beyondroom3133
      @beyondroom3133  3 года назад

      Brownshill is much much larger. Biggest in Europe

    • @61505
      @61505 3 года назад

      @@beyondroom3133 Poulnabrone Dolmen in the Burren Co. Clare is second biggest in Ireland?

  • @liamK1916
    @liamK1916 3 года назад +1

    There is a dolmen in Howth which is also in the suburban landscape of Dublin. That one is huge. It’s called Aideens Tomb.

    • @beyondroom3133
      @beyondroom3133  3 года назад +2

      There is still a debate on if that is a Dolmen or a Cairn of some kind. But yeah you are right.

  • @patcom1013
    @patcom1013 3 года назад +1

    That's where the leprechauns escape from every night, when everyone's asleep.

  • @The4thDensity
    @The4thDensity 3 года назад +2

    Does the word Dolmen have any relation or connection to the word 'Dúlamán' which I believe means 'Seaweed'. Is Ballybrack by the sea by any chance? Just wondering.

    • @CMC-lr7kq
      @CMC-lr7kq 3 года назад +2

      It's close, you still have to drive about 10 to 15 minutes to get to the sea.

    • @emilyosullivan6123
      @emilyosullivan6123 3 года назад

      I live just up the road from this, you can walk to the sea in 5 minutes from this exact spot.

    • @The4thDensity
      @The4thDensity 3 года назад

      @@emilyosullivan6123 Thanks for that. Do you think that the words have a connection being that the Dolmen in Ballybrack is near the sea?

  • @francinemore3978
    @francinemore3978 3 года назад

    Possibly a radon vent no one should get near. Don't breathe whatever pitted the undersurface of the capstone. Miasma.

  • @Terrierized
    @Terrierized 3 года назад +5

    Would be wonderful to spend a night there under moonlight

  • @AntonSlavik
    @AntonSlavik 3 года назад +2

    Michael Tsarion described these types of earth works as accupuncture [healing] for the Earth. It's probably not his original idea, but what do you reckon, Thomas?

    • @user-bk2yi5jx2o
      @user-bk2yi5jx2o 3 года назад +1

      Theres a Stone monument in the hills above Tallaght called Lugmore Cist and according to legend the cap stone was flipped off by two brothers (kennys) who died a mysterious death some weeks later (circa 1840s) in the vast council estates below its constant anarchy! It also aligns to newgrange

    • @user-bk2yi5jx2o
      @user-bk2yi5jx2o 3 года назад

      Love Michael Tsarion too 👍

  • @utubeape
    @utubeape 3 года назад

    One of the theories about Dolmens is that they are physical protection against meteorites, which sounds implausible but there was a time when the earth was bombarded as we passed through the debris of a destroyed planet. It would explain why the top stone was always so thick

    • @beyondroom3133
      @beyondroom3133  3 года назад +2

      Nonsense made up by that Last Druid gobshite