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Ceide Fields Neolithic Site Print E-mail

Ballycastle, Co. Mayo (approximately 30 miles from Pontoon)

Beneath the wild boglands of North Mayo lie the Ceide Fields, the most extensive stone age monument in the world with field systems, dwelling areas and megalithic tombs dating from 5,000 years ago.

In addition, the wild flora of the bog is of international importance and is bounded by some of the most spectacular rock formations and cliffs in Ireland. The Visitor Centre houses displays and exhibitions in English and Irish.

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