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Irish stones Stone circles

Uisneach hill

Discover Ireland's Uisneach Hill: a legendary place where history, mythology and culture intertwine.

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Cairns, Ireland

Rathcroghan Mound

Rathcroghan Mound is an Iron Age mound. Built on the mythical archaeological complex of Rathcroghan, the site is fascinating and over-the-top!

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Irish dolmens

The Bohatch Dolmen

If you like dolmens that are little known to tourists, don't miss the Bohatch dolmen in County Clare, Ireland. A mysterious, unspoilt site!

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Huts Irish ringforts

The beehive huts

The Beehive Huts is a collection of prehistoric and medieval huts located on the Dingle Peninsula in Fahan. A mysterious place, facing the ocean!

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Cairns, Ireland

Cnoc Raithnighe

Explore Cnoc Raithnighe (or Cnoc Raithní), a mysterious prehistoric site on the island of Inisheer in Ireland. A place where nature, history and legends meet.

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Irish dolmens

Annadorn Dolmen

Passing through Loughinisland? Don't miss the Annadorn Dolmen, a Neolithic megalith in County Down! The latter would have been an integral part of a cairn that has now disappeared!

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Cairns, Ireland

Hill of Ward (Tlachtga)

Swept by the winds of County Meath, the Hill of Ward continues to ignite the imagination: a discreet yet foundational place where Ireland rekindles the sacred fire of Samhain.

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