Interview with Jack Roberts, author of The Sun Circles of Ireland

Anthony Murphy of Mythical Ireland interviews Jack Roberts, author of The Sun Circles of Ireland, about his work, including his friendships with John Michel and Martin Brennan. The interview took place in September 2013.
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[@clancepants8006]

Rest in Peace Jack. Your work and passion has always been such an inspiration

[@astrogypsy]

Thanks again Anthony for keeping this legacy alive.

[@annemccallum7689]

Lovely interview. Very interesting.

[@thomassheridanii2118]

Brilliant!

[@lonegroover100]

Rest in Peace Jack. You will be missed.

[@rphanmurphy8385]

Can't twig the voice of Jack Roberts....probably easier to understand in written word.

[@RKrk-jj2li]

What’s happening bud. This should be great 👍! Thanks in advance of viewing.

[@sarahobrien9786]

The link to Jack's book is not working have u another link

[@culminate100]

Archaeologists too soft and in looking to hang about for sunrise.....Academics....phsst🙄