Bolster's Hill (Battle of the Boyne)

Bolster's Hill is a strategic vantage point near the Battle of the Boyne in 1690, a key conflict in Irish history. Located on high ground, it provided a commanding view of the battlefield where William of Orange’s forces fought King James II. Controlling Bolster’s Hill allowed both armies to monitor troop movements and position artillery effectively. Its importance lay in offering a tactical advantage, influencing the battle's flow. Today, it’s recognized as a significant historical site, symbolizing the military strategies that shaped the outcome of this pivotal event in Ireland’s history.