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The Giant’s Ring

3.94/5 (113 votes)

County Antrim

Uragh Stone Circle

Stone circles

3.68/5 (59 votes)

A superb circle of megaliths on the shores of Lough Inchiquin. To be seen and contemplated!

The Dún Dúchathair

Irish ringforts

Inishmore

3.29/5 (51 votes)

This prehistoric fort is located on the beautiful island of Inishmore (on the Aran Islands archipelago). The island is famous for its high concentration of archaeological sites!

The Cromlech of Drombeg

Stone circles

Glandore

3.75/5 (28 votes)

An authentic megalithic circle steeped in magnificent mysteries!

The Hill of Tara

Cairns, Ireland

Castleboy

3.64/5 (28 votes)

This archaeological site was once the capital of the Kingdom of Ireland, and the seat of the island's lords.

The Caherconnell Stone Fort

Irish ringforts

Burren

3.19/5 (27 votes)

A circular prehistoric fort, just a stone's throw from the Poulnabrone dolmen!

Grange Stone

Stone circles

Grange

3.83/5 (24 votes)

Ireland's largest cromlech! Located in County Limerick, the site is a stone circle 45 metres in diameter, made up of 113 megaliths! Impressive dimensions!