"Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence." Thanks for sharing such beautiful places like this and soothing music too.

It saddens me to see places like this and you are right, it should be preserved for posterity. It is an important part of the Irish heritage. Beautiful tunes! What are they called?

Good!

Hiya, it's a beautiful spot, explored it last weekend after coming over Slieve Foye and Barnavave. Such places are common-ish out west, but relatively rare on the east coast I think.Anyway, I have a question: Is the name of the village Cnoc Na Mona or Cnoc Na Móna ? (fodder/diacritical mark on the "o" in case KZfaq messes it up). Was wondering if you can tell me which it is, as there is clearly peat on Slieve Barnavava and a mint building in Carlingford, so I suppose it could be either. But I'm not aware of any source of silver or gold locally. So "Hill of the peat" or "Hill of the money" And thanks for the videoDavid/Dáithí

A gorgeous part of Ireland with a great Irish tradition.But where exactly is Cnock/Cnoc na Móna? It's not appearing in Louth/Armagh in the superb Irish Placenames Commission website, www.logainm.ie.