Irish ringforts The Dún Eochla The island of Inishmore is teeming with prehistoric sites! Don't miss this superb ring fort, located not far from the ocean! 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 3.70/5 (20 votes)
Cairns, Ireland Cloghanmore For lovers of old stones and other mysterious megaliths! The Cloghanmore is one of those atypical archaeological remains whose charm is unrivalled! 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 4.15/5 (20 votes)
Cairns, Ireland Knowth A cairn in perfect condition, appreciated for its corridor tombs dating back to prehistoric times. 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 3.63/5 (19 votes)
Irish ringforts The Rathgall Hillfort Rathgall Hillfort is one of those archaeological sites rich in mystery... Built on a hill in Bronze Age times, this is a fascinating place. 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 2.59/5 (17 votes)
Dolmens Carrowmore Dolmen A tiny dolmen on the Irish moors. 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 3.35/5 (17 votes)
Cairns, Ireland Carrowkeel Cairns It is the 4th largest prehistoric cemetery in Ireland! There are no fewer than 14 corridor tombs! An impressive number! 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 3.35/5 (17 votes)
Stone circles The Beltany stone circle One of the region's most important megalithic sites! Remains dating back to the Neolithic period. 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 3.94/5 (16 votes)
Cairns, Ireland Irish stones Stone circles Céide Fields One of the largest Neolithic sites in the world! A place rich in megaliths and prehistoric remains! 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 2.93/5 (14 votes)
Cairns, Ireland Queen Maeve’s Tomb A cairn dating back to prehistoric times! It would be the tomb of the legendary Queen Maeve. 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 3.43/5 (14 votes)
Cairns, Ireland Stone circles The Beaghmore Stones Megaliths. A wild, unspoilt setting. The Beaghmore Stones are a rather charming archaeological site. 5 étoiles4 étoiles3 étoiles2 étoiles1 étoile 4.21/5 (14 votes)