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Ancient Ruins of Dingle
The Dingle Peninsula preserves a high concentration of archaeological sites, spanning from the Iron Age to the 19th century. This collection features early medieval clocháns (beehive huts), significant Romanesque ecclesiastical architecture at Kilmalkedar, and the coastal ruins of Minard Castle. Highlights include the Riasc Monastic Settlement with its decorated pillar stones and the strategic Napoleonic-era signal tower at Sybil Point, reflecting the region's long history of monastic life and maritime defense.
Beehive Huts
Dry-stone corbelled dwellings, known as clocháns, dating from the early medieval period. These structures were used by monks and farmers as sheltered living quarters.
Kilmalkedar Church
A 12th-century Romanesque church featuring a carved chancel arch and an Alphabet Stone inscribed with Latin and Ogham characters.
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