Stone Circles in Ireland

Stone Circles of Ireland: map and guide by county

222 stone circles on one map, county by county.

Photo: Carrigagulla Stone Circle · Ceoil at English Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0

222On the map
19Counties
1Open to visitors
4With recorded folklore

Stone circles are rings of upright stones, mostly of the Bronze Age, concentrated in Cork and Kerry and in mid-Ulster.

Every stone circle with a reliable location in the Republic is on the map below. The best-documented ones have a page of their own.

Where they are

Darker = more recorded. Most in Cork, Kerry, Mayo.

Types recorded

  • Stone circle100 recorded
  • Stone circle - multiple-stone57 recorded
  • Stone circle - five-stone56 recorded
  • Stone circle - embanked9 recorded

Map of stone circles

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Sites you can visit

Listed by the National Monuments Service or promoted by Fáilte Ireland as visitor attractions.

Featured stone circles

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Stone Circles by county

CountyOn the mapNamed, with notes
Cork966
Kerry261
Mayo201
Limerick141
Donegal122
Wicklow102
Galway61
Cavan50
Louth50
Sligo50
Tipperary50
Meath40
Clare30
Dublin30
Kildare30
Longford20
Kilkenny10
Waterford10
Westmeath10

Source: Archaeological Survey of Ireland (SMR, 1 December 2025), National Monuments Service, CC BY 4.0; names from NMS, Wikidata and Fáilte Ireland. Records without a mapped location are not shown.

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