All over Ireland, farmers have left portions of their land, in the form of ring forts, untouched for centuries. These are believed to be the homes of the fairies and are overgrown with scrub and ...

where mysterious ancient ring forts stand sentinel on mossy hillsides. It seems like every tour bus in Ireland makes the ritual loop around the Ring, using the bustling and famous tourist town of ...

where mysterious ancient ring forts stand sentinel on mossy hillsides. It seems like every tour bus in Ireland makes the ritual loop around the Ring, using the bustling and famous tourist town of ...

where mysterious ancient forts stand sentinel on mossy hillsides. It seems like every tour bus in Ireland makes the ritual loop around the Ring, using the bustling and famous tourist town of ...

One of Ireland's most popular destinations is the Iveragh Peninsula — known to shamrock lovers everywhere as the "Ring of Kerry." The Ring, lassoed by a winding coastal road through a ...

A fairy fort, often referred to as a fairy ring fort, is an ancient archaeological site found across the landscapes of Ireland. These structures typically consist of circular earthen mounds or ...

Ring forts were built and occupied between circa 400 AD and 1200 AD. About 35,000 ring fort sites are identifiable in Ireland today. Only about 250 have been archaeologically investigated.

In the recent past in rural Ireland, many forts and some ancient ... to develop a factory in Waterford on the site of a ring fort. People avoided interfering with places or things that were ...

Which have you seen? This historic site was famously the seat of the High King of Ireland during the 6th century and still has the remnants of stunning ring forts and a Neolithic Passage Tomb.

where mysterious ancient ring forts stand sentinel on mossy hillsides. It seems like every tour bus in Ireland makes the ritual loop around the Ring, using the bustling and famous tourist town of ...