The Poulnabrone Dolmen
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Newgrange
An archaeological site listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A veritable treasure trove that tells us a great deal about Irish prehistory.
4.51/5 (1,480 votes)
Dun Aengus fort
An impressive prehistoric fort, built on the Cliffs of Inishmore (Isle of Aran). The setting is incredible!
3.82/5 (860 votes)
The Doon fort
Lost on an island in the middle of Loughadoon lake stands a magnificent historic building: the Doon Fort. A must-see!
3.15/5 (809 votes)
Brownshill Dolmen
Discover Europe's largest dolmen! A unique megalith still steeped in mystery!
3.00/5 (184 votes)
Aileach’s Grianan
An exceptional archaeological site! This prehistoric circular fort attracts crowds every year!
4.20/5 (153 votes)
Loughcrew Cairns
A complex of over 60 tombs all in one place! The place is fascinating!
2.79/5 (148 votes)
The Giant’s Ring
An archaeological site to admire, while taking the time to live!
3.94/5 (113 votes)
Uragh Stone Circle
A superb circle of megaliths on the shores of Lough Inchiquin. To be seen and contemplated!
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The Dún Dúchathair
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!
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The Cromlech of Drombeg
An authentic megalithic circle steeped in magnificent mysteries!
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The Hill of Tara
This archaeological site was once the capital of the Kingdom of Ireland, and the seat of the island's lords.
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The Caherconnell Stone Fort
A circular prehistoric fort, just a stone's throw from the Poulnabrone dolmen!
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Grange Stone
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!
3.83/5 (24 votes)
Glantane East
Glantane East is an Irish megalithic complex located 6.4 km from Millstreet, County Cork. Rather impressive, it includes a dolmen, 2 stone…
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The Ahakista Stone Circle
The Ahakista Stone Circle is a stone circle on the Sheep's Head Peninsula. Rich in mystery and legend, it was once a…
2.71/5 (21 votes)
Cloghanmore
For lovers of old stones and other mysterious megaliths! The Cloghanmore is one of those atypical archaeological remains whose charm is unrivalled!
4.15/5 (20 votes)
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!
3.70/5 (20 votes)
Knowth
A cairn in perfect condition, appreciated for its corridor tombs dating back to prehistoric times.
3.63/5 (19 votes)
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.
2.59/5 (17 votes)
Carrowkeel Cairns
It is the 4th largest prehistoric cemetery in Ireland! There are no fewer than 14 corridor tombs! An impressive number!
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The Beltany stone circle
One of the region's most important megalithic sites! Remains dating back to the Neolithic period.
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Queen Maeve’s Tomb
A cairn dating back to prehistoric times! It would be the tomb of the legendary Queen Maeve.
3.43/5 (14 votes)