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Lanliss (Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art) — Images (click to view fullsize)

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5th April 2023ce

Burren (E) (Wedge Tomb) — Images

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3rd April 2023ce

Burren (Central) (Portal Tomb) — Images

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3rd April 2023ce

Burren (Central, W) (Wedge Tomb) — Folklore

Tullygobban (Tulaigh an Ghobáin) is though to be named after the Gobán Saor, the master craftsman of Irish folklore. His wife and child are thought to be buried on this hill.
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8th July 2020ce

Burren (E) (Wedge Tomb) — Images

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20th June 2020ce

Burren (SW) (Wedge Tomb) — Images

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20th June 2020ce
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