Beltany Tops Stone Circle, Co. Donegal.
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Massive stone ring with a Carrowmore-like cairn inside the circle.
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Massive stone ring with a Carrowmore-like cairn inside the circle.
Ballyrenan Portal Tombs, Co. Tyrone.
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Two overgrown but striking tombs not far from Newtownstewart, Co. Tyrone.
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Two overgrown but striking tombs not far from Newtownstewart, Co. Tyrone.
Drumskinny Stone Circle, Co. Fermanagh.
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Restored and well presented stone circle in Co. Fermanagh with a small low cairn and tangential row.
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Restored and well presented stone circle in Co. Fermanagh with a small low cairn and tangential row.
Fourknocks Passage Tomb, Co. Meath.
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Some new photos from inside the chamber, using a very wide angle lens, also some flash photos showing interior incluing the modern roof.
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Some new photos from inside the chamber, using a very wide angle lens, also some flash photos showing interior incluing the modern roof.
Matthewstown Passage Tomb, Co. Waterford.
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A pretty ruined passage tomb with an interesting chamber and passage still remaining. The fantastic views were hampered by bad weather and falling darkness.
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A pretty ruined passage tomb with an interesting chamber and passage still remaining. The fantastic views were hampered by bad weather and falling darkness.
Autumn Equinox, Loughcew Cairn T.
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Photos of the Equinox sunrise from Loughcrew, both inside and outside Cairn T in a chronological stage by stage account of the extraordinary Equinox alignment.
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Photos of the Equinox sunrise from Loughcrew, both inside and outside Cairn T in a chronological stage by stage account of the extraordinary Equinox alignment.
Kilclooney More Dolmen, Co. Donegal.
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Sunset/Sunrise photos of this magnificent portal tomb and its lesser partner.
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Sunset/Sunrise photos of this magnificent portal tomb and its lesser partner.
Lettergorman Stones, Co. Cork.
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Three stone arrangement with a large outlier, possibly the ruins of a larger circle. A very imposing monument.
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Three stone arrangement with a large outlier, possibly the ruins of a larger circle. A very imposing monument.
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