Archaeology in Ireland–Southwest

We visited many, many archaeological sites and objects, from the stone lying by the sidewalk in Dingle to the ruins of Ardfert Cathedral. Partly as a way to remember what they all were, I’m creating a slideshow that include each site we saw in the Dingle region (Co. Kerry). Some of these I’ve already mentioned in a post, but here I’m showing more of my pictures. A list of the places included is below the slideshow.

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Places in the slideshow: Brandon Point; Kilmalkedar Church; cathair near Kilmalkedar Church; Kilmalkedar Church; Ardfert Cathedral; Grange stone circle, Lough Gur; Hussey’s Folley (Dingle); St. Senan’s churchyard; Fothrach an tSeansaileara; Minard Castle; Great Blasket Island; Cathair Deargann; Cathair na BhFionnurach; Ballycarbery Castle; Blennerville Windmill; Cahergall stone fort; Feonagh cross slab outside church; Slea Head Drive; Fahan group behive huts; Gallarus Oratory; Cloonduane ruins, Smerwick Bay; Leacanabulle stone fort; Dunbeg Promontory Fort; Slea Head Drive ring fort, Bullaun along the sidewalk in Dingle town.

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Published by winifredcreamer

I am a retired archaeologist and I like to travel, especially to places where you can walk along the shore or watch birds. My husband Jonathan and I travel for more than half the year every year, seeing all the places that we haven't gotten to yet.

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