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Where to find info on a Ring Fort

21-03-2017 01:57PM

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Look up the Database on Archaeology.ie.

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maps.osi.ie will bring you to a map, and you can see was it marked on the old OS maps as well. What townland is it in?

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Archaeology.ie is a great resource but I have came across at least one location error on it so it may be worth keeping in mind if your not seeing the Fort where its meant to be.
(email them if you can show its in the wrong location and they will correct it)

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