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The deserted village of Great Blasket

Step back in time to the heart of the deserted village of Great Blasket, Ireland! A unique experience!

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Athgreany Stone Circle

The Athgreany Stone Circle is an Irish stone circle located in County Wicklow. A preserved archaeological site, rich in myth and mystery!

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Irish ringforts

The Dun Eoghanachta

Not to be missed on the Aran Islands! This prehistoric fort on the island of Inishmore is one of the largest and most beautiful remains on the island!

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Irish stones

Eightercua Stone Row

Eightercua Stone Row is a megalithic alignment located on the Ring of Kerry road. A place for lovers of history and mysterious stones!

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Irish stones

The Mottee Stone

A rather astonishing engraved stone.

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Irish ringforts

Cahercommaun Fort

If you love ancient archaeological sites, don't miss Cahercommaun Fort, a prehistoric fort in the Burren region.

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Irish ringforts

Dún Conor

Dún Conor is a major prehistoric site on the island of Inishmaan in the Aran Islands! An imposing, perfectly preserved prehistoric fort!

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Cairns, Ireland

Audleystown Court Cairn

Audleystown Cour Cairn is a prehistoric tomb on the southern shore of Strangford Lough in Northern Ireland. Fascinating: just waiting to be discovered!

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