Many of Ireland’s backroads lead to ancient Megalithic structures that beckon one to imagine what life would have been like between 4600 and 600 BC when most stone circles and dolmens (portal ...

The remains of 1,000 massive stone burial sites, mainly from the Neolithic period, are scattered across Ireland. Most of these marvelous structures are over 5,000 years old. They were built out of ...

The stone forts date back to a time when Ireland was populated by Celtic royals, ancient warriors and High Kings. Grianán of Aileach, the Stone Palace of the Sun, is a stone fort located on the ...

Some ancient structures are so impressive that people have trouble believing humans could have built them. From massive stone blocks fitted with incredible precision to giant designs visible only ...

At first glance, the east of Ireland ... visitors. Ancient Times In County Meath sits Brú na Bóinne, the most concentrated collection of ancient monuments in all of Europe (50 structures ...

Scientists have deciphered a Roman boundary stone ... ancient region. They’re particularly significant for what they signify about the sweeping tax reforms under Diocletian, which changed the ...