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Navan Fort
Navan Fort is one of Ireland's outstanding archaeological sites. A remarkable carin, surrounded by some rather nice legends!
Carrigagulla
Carrigagulla is a megalithic complex located 3km north-east of Ballinagreen in County Cork. The program includes stone circles, oghams and alignments: the…
Dowth
Another Irish cairn, which you can visit to learn more about Irish megalithic tombs.
The Haroldstown Dolmen
The Haroldstown Dolmen is considered one of the most interesting examples of a dolmen. Rather imposing, it measures over 4 metres long…
The Knockeen Dolmen
Knockeen Dolmen is a dolmen located in County Waterford, Ireland. Impressive in size, it's well worth the detour!
The Ardgroom SW
Megaliths lined up in the middle of the Irish countryside. They still hold many secrets that archaeologists are struggling to uncover.
The Gaulstown Dolmen
Do you like large-scale dolmens? Gaulstown's is located in a small clearing. Its dimensions are imposing.
Staigue Stone Fort
A major prehistoric circular fort. In excellent condition, this vestige of the past attracts visitors every year!
Creevykeel
A tomb built between 4000 and 5000 BC! An exceptional tomb that still raises many questions among researchers.
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.
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.
Slidderyford Dolmen
One of the smallest dolmens in Northern Ireland! Cute and round, it's well worth a visit!
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…
The Ballina Dolmen
Do you like dolmens? You'll love this one! Stocky and chunky, it's one of Ballina's best attractions!
The Kilnasaggart Stone
A 2-metre-high stone with engraved inscriptions dating back to 700 AD!
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!
The Cloughmore Stone
The Cloughmore Stone, also known as “The Big Stone”, is a huge rock located above the village of Rostrevor in County Down,…
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.
Cahercommaun Fort
If you love ancient archaeological sites, don't miss Cahercommaun Fort, a prehistoric fort in the Burren region.
Dún Conor
Dún Conor is a major prehistoric site on the island of Inishmaan in the Aran Islands! An imposing, perfectly preserved prehistoric fort!
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!
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!