Missing horses, amputated toes and a lonesome Wicklow bog — the story behind Art's Cross

This cross marks the place where Art O'Neill died in 1592; and it is 421 years since his friend, Red Hugh O’Donnell, died in Spain while trying to organise Spanish support for the Irish rebels

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