Inteachán placed another piece of bread on her fork and began to toast it on the open fire while Mac spoke.

‘There is an ancient ley line called St. Michael which extends out from Ireland into Europe and then the Middle East. This line intersects with various sacred sites dedicated to the saint himself.

The most famous amplification point for this particular line is Skellig Michael, the rock that stands in the Atlantic Ocean. Unbeknown to everyone but a few, Croke Park is another amplification point.’

Mac shifted in his armchair and Inteachán felt a slight shadow descend.

‘If the Horn is blown at such a point of amplification then who knows what will happen next.’

Mac looked at Inteachán.

‘It won’t,’ said Inteachán before he could speak.

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Inteachán – Book One: The Song of the NotBeSpeak 1: 25 ‘An Ancient Ley Line’

Inteachán placed another piece of bread on her fork and began to toast it on the open fire while Mac spoke.

‘There is an ancient ley line called St. Michael which extends out from Ireland into Europe and then the Middle East. This line intersects with various sacred sites dedicated to the saint himself.

The most famous amplification point for this particular line is Skellig Michael, the rock that stands in the Atlantic Ocean. Unbeknown to everyone but a few, Croke Park is another amplification point.’

Mac shifted in his armchair and Inteachán felt a slight shadow descend.

‘If the Horn is blown at such a point of amplification then who knows what will happen next.’

Mac looked at Inteachán.

‘It won’t,’ said Inteachán before he could speak.

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Inteachán – Book One: The Song of the NotBeSpeak 1: 25 ‘An Ancient Ley Line’

Inteachán placed another piece of bread on her fork and began to toast it on the open fire while Mac spoke.

‘There is an ancient ley line called St. Michael which extends out from Ireland into Europe and then the Middle East. This line intersects with various sacred sites dedicated to the saint himself.

The most famous amplification point for this particular line is Skellig Michael, the rock that stands in the Atlantic Ocean. Unbeknown to everyone but a few, Croke Park is another amplification point.’

Mac shifted in his armchair and Inteachán felt a slight shadow descend.

‘If the Horn is blown at such a point of amplification then who knows what will happen next.’

Mac looked at Inteachán.

‘It won’t,’ said Inteachán before he could speak.

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