The Hill of Torah in County Meath, Ireland, is the ruins of the city Torah, which was the capitol of the early Irish who called themselves "Fenicians" [spelled "Phoenicians" by the RCC who called them "Druids"]. This is the city after which God's Law, the first five books of the Holy Bible, "The Torah", was named. In Gaelic and Korean it's pronounced "Do Rah", and it means "God's Law in both languages.