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Discover the Cairns, Ireland of Republic of Ireland, a handy selection to help you plan your trip to Ireland.
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Loughcrew Cairns
A complex of over 60 tombs all in one place! The place is fascinating!
The Hill of Tara
This archaeological site was once the capital of the Kingdom of Ireland, and the seat of the island's lords.
Cloghanmore
For lovers of old stones and other mysterious megaliths! The Cloghanmore is one of those atypical archaeological remains whose charm is unrivalled!
Knowth
A cairn in perfect condition, appreciated for its corridor tombs dating back to prehistoric times.
Carrowkeel Cairns
It is the 4th largest prehistoric cemetery in Ireland! There are no fewer than 14 corridor tombs! An impressive number!
Queen Maeve’s Tomb
A cairn dating back to prehistoric times! It would be the tomb of the legendary Queen Maeve.
Céide Fields
One of the largest Neolithic sites in the world! A place rich in megaliths and prehistoric remains!
Tibradden
Do you love colourful archaeological remains? Don't miss Tibradden, a superb open cairn just south of Dublin. A must-see, with its stones…
Knocknakilla
Knocknakilla is a vast megalithic complex located between the villages of Macroom and Millstreet, County Cork. Over 3,500 years old, the site…
Labbacallee wedge tomb
The Labbacallee Wedge Tomb is an impressive prehistoric tomb, located not far from Fermoy in County Cork, Ireland.
Dowth
Another Irish cairn, which you can visit to learn more about Irish megalithic tombs.
Creevykeel
A tomb built between 4000 and 5000 BC! An exceptional tomb that still raises many questions among researchers.
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.
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.
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!
The Muckish Cairn
A superb prehistoric site with the unique feature of having been built on top of a mountain: Muckish Mountain!
