Archaeological sites
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Archaeological sites in Ireland

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Archaeological sites : Must-See Attractions

creevykeel
Cairns, Ireland

Creevykeel

A tomb built between 4000 and 5000 BC! An exceptional tomb that still raises many questions among researchers.
Mullaghmore
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4.40/5 (5 votes)
gaulstown dolmen
Dolmens

The Gaulstown Dolmen

Do you like large-scale dolmens? Gaulstown's is located in a small clearing. Its dimensions are imposing.
Gaulstown
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4.20/5 (5 votes)
cashel murphy
Huts Irish ringforts

Cashel Murphy

Cashel Murphy is an archaeological site on the Dingle Peninsula. It was home to a colony whose origins date back to 3200 BC.
Dingle - Fahan
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3.75/5 (4 votes)
ballina dolmen 1
Dolmens

The Ballina Dolmen

Do you like dolmens? You'll love this one! Stocky and chunky, it's one of Ballina's best attractions!
Ballina
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3.33/5 (3 votes)
Slidderyford Dolmen - ©Tourism Ireland
Dolmens

Slidderyford Dolmen

One of the smallest dolmens in Northern Ireland! Cute and round, it's well worth a visit!
Dundrum
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2.00/5 (3 votes)
audleystown
Cairns, Ireland

Audleystown

If you love megaliths and their mysteries, then don't miss Audleystown, a megalithic site located northwest of Castle Ward and less than a mile from the village of Strangford.
Strangford
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4.33/5 (3 votes)
kilmogue dolmen scaled
Dolmens

The Kilmogue Dolmen

Kilmogue Dolmen is located north of Waterford in County Kilkenny. Magnificent, it is one of the most imposing dolmens in Ireland after…
County Kilkenny
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4.00/5 (3 votes)
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