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Abbeyquarter North
Passage Grave
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Cabragh
Wedge Tomb
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2 posts
Cabragh Wedge Tomb |
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7 posts
Carrickglass Portal Tomb |
6 posts
12 sites Carrowkeel-Keshcorran Complex |
33 posts
12 sites Carrowmore Complex |
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Carrowmurray
Wedge Tomb
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Carrowreagh
Court Tomb
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Cloghcor
Portal Tomb
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Clogher
Stone Fort / Dun
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2 posts
Clover Hill Passage Grave |
9 posts
Creevykeel Court Tomb |
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Crowagh
Portal Tomb
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Crowagh
Court Tomb
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2 posts
Formoyle Burial Chamber |
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Gorteen
Portal Tomb
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1 post
Heapstown Cairn(s) |
Knockadoo
Burial Chamber
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Knockatober
Portal Tomb
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17 posts
1 site Knocknarea Cairn(s) |
4 posts
Knocknashee Hillfort |
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16 posts
2 sites Magheraghanrush Court Tomb |
7 posts
1 site Moytirra East Court Tomb |
Slieve Dargan
Passage Grave
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Springfield
Portal Tomb
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3 posts
Strandhill Court Tomb |
Strandhill
Court Tomb
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8 posts
Tawnatruffaun Portal Tomb |
1 post
Tobernaveen Holed Stone |
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5,000-year-old settlement found in SligoBelfast Telegraph > News Publication Date: 17 July 2003 By Anita Guidera email: newsdesk@belfasttelegraph.co.uk THE Republic's largest Neolithic settlement dating back 5,000 years has been uncovered on a remote mountain - more than 100 years after the site was first mapped by archaeologists... continues... |
Posted by Rhiannon18th July 2003ce |
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Tomb 7 (Passage Grave) — Images (click to view fullsize) |
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Posted by GLADMAN28th February 2010ce |
Carrowkeel-Keshcorran Complex — Images |
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Posted by GLADMAN 28th February 2010ce |
Magheraghanrush (Court Tomb) — Images |
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Posted by GLADMAN 24th February 2010ce |
Tobernaveen (Holed Stone) — Links |
Internet ArchiveA drawing of the holed stone at Tobernaveen, in 'Wakeman's Handbook of Irish Antiquities', by John Cooke (1903). |
Posted by Rhiannon 20th November 2009ce |
Moytirra East (Standing Stone / Menhir) — Links |
Ask About IrelandMoytura, or Magh Tuiread, apparently means 'Plain of Pillars', according to this webpage. They were apparently thrown by the Tuatha De Danann when they were waiting for the their battle to start with the Fomorians. One of the stones spotted by Ryaner has its own name - The Eglone Stone, and has at least two associated folklore stories. |
Posted by Rhiannon 20th November 2009ce |
Carrowkeel-Keshcorran Complex — Images |
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Posted by GLADMAN 22nd August 2009ce |
Magheraghanrush (Court Tomb) — Images |
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Posted by GLADMAN 3rd August 2009ce |
Carrowkeel-Keshcorran Complex — Images |
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Posted by GLADMAN 24th June 2009ce |
Tomb 7 (Passage Grave) — Images |
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Posted by GLADMAN 14th June 2009ce |
Carrowmore Complex — Images |
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Posted by GLADMAN 9th June 2009ce |
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