Archaeological sites in Munster Province

Archaeological & Heritage Sites

Munster contains some of Ireland's most significant prehistoric monuments, spanning from the Neolithic to the early medieval periods. This collection features the Poulnabrone portal tomb in the Burren's limestone landscape and the massive dry-stone walls of Staigue Fort. It also includes Bronze Age ceremonial sites like the Drombeg and Kenmare stone circles, alongside the defensive architecture of Leacanabuile, illustrating the evolution of Irish construction and ritual practices over several millennia.