Reopening the debate on Roman invasion of Ireland

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Not that old chestnut again. Drumanagh is commonly regarded as an iron age fort. It should be noted that its use by Romans, and as a beach head is highly speculative at best. The entire theory, based on some finds of coins and ingots, was never given over to any form of peer review, but released directly to the media similar to the manner that 'Alexander's tomb' was.