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  1. irelandbeforeyoudie.com

    Located in County Clare, The Burren is an archaeological marvel, and without a doubt, one of the most epic ancient sites in Ireland. This extensive national park consists of karst limestone rocks in the form of cliffs, caves, coastal settings, and most impressively - ancient monuments.
  2. insightguides.com

    Poulnabrone Dolmen, Burrren National Park, Ireland. Photo: Shutterstock. 3. Newgrange: one of the most impressive ancient sites in Ireland. Of all the ancient sites in Ireland, the Neolithic burial grounds at Newgrange are among the most impressive. Older than the Egyptian Pyramids, the remains at this Unesco World Heritage-listed site pre-date ...
  3. traveladdicts.net

    Few sites in Ireland have as much historical significance as the Rock of Cashel.On this site above the Tipperary plain, St. Patrick converted and baptized the King of Munster in the 5 th century. For centuries, the Rock was the seat for the Kings of Munster - and was fought over by the various Celtic tribes.
  4. irelandbeforeyoudie.com

    Newgrange is a 5,200-year-old passage tomb located in Ireland's Ancient East. When it comes to Ireland's top ten must-see prehistoric sites, the Neolithic burial grounds at Newgrange are certainly some of the most impressive. In fact, these burial grounds predate the pyramids in Egypt. Two of Newgrange's burial grounds are open to the ...
  5. irelandbeforeyoudie.com

    The Burren - one of the best ancient sites Ireland has to offer. Credit: Instagram / Chris Hill. The Burren in County Clare is one of Ireland's best ancient sites. The Burren is a perfect example of an archaeological marvel and perhaps possesses the most stunning landscapes in the country. ... The Céide Fields - an award-winning ...
  6. travelyesplease.com

    During my first trip to Ireland I was able to visit a lot of ancient Irish sites, but there are plenty more I was interested in but didn't get a chance to see. Here are some more archaeological sites in Ireland I'd like to visit one day: Skellig Michael-a monastery with beehive huts on the summit of a steep rock island in the AtlanticCarrowmore Megalithic Cemetery-over 35 passage tombs ...
  7. visitclare.ie

    Poulnabrone Dolmen is one of the most iconic ancient sites in Ireland and, at 5,800 years old, is the oldest dated megalithic structure in Ireland, even older than Newgrange! Archaeological excavations have revealed the bones of 16 adults and six children were placed within the tomb, most likely after ritual funeral ceremonies.
  8. happyirishwanderers.com

    Consider visiting the famous Megalithic sites in Ireland as part of a 2-week Ireland itinerary. 6 - Hill of Tara - County Meath. The Hill of Tara is another ancient archaeological complex that is located in County Meath, about 15 minutes by car from Navan.
  9. frommers.com

    One of the archaeological wonders of western Europe, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was built as a ceremonial mound more than 5,000 years ago -- long before the Egyptian Pyramids or Stonehenge. It sits atop a hill near the Boyne, massive and mysterious, with its 200,000 tons of rock, a 6-ton capstone, and other rocks weighing up to 16 tons each.
  10. irisharchaeology.org

    Ireland boasts an incredibly rich and diverse archaeological heritage, with evidence of human habitation dating back over 9000 years. From ancient standing stones and megalithic tombs to early Christian monasteries and medieval castles, the landscape of Ireland is dotted with a wealth of important archaeological sites.
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