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Megalithic structure sacred places in Ireland
Explore 4 mapped sacred sites in Ireland classified as megalithic structures. Compare traditions and open detailed, respectful visiting guides.
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Drombeg Stone Circle, Glandore, Ireland
County Cork, County Cork, Ireland
On a gentle rise above the West Cork coast, seventeen stones form one of the finest examples of Ireland's distinctive Cork-Kerry axial stone circles....
Kenmare Stone Circle, Kenmare, Ireland
Kenmare, Kerry, Ireland
Fifteen stones form an egg-shaped ring in the heart of Kenmare town, enclosing a massive boulder-burial with a seven-ton capstone....
Kilclooney Dolmen, Ardara, Ireland
County Donegal, Donegal, Ireland
On a working farm near Ardara in County Donegal, two Neolithic portal tombs stand within sight of each other, the larger crowned by a massive capstone that has balanced on...
Knockroe passage mound, Ireland
County Kilkenny, Kilkenny, Ireland
Knockroe is the only known passage tomb in Europe designed to capture both sunrise and sunset on the winter solstice....
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This guide includes 4 sacred places classified as megalithic structure in Ireland.
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