Our top 5 places to visit in SLIGO. Sligo is such an incredible county and we are delighted to be working with Castle Dargan Hotel, Sligo & The Diamond Coast Hotel Enniscrone which are 2 of my favourite hotels in Ireland. | Rory’s Travel Club

📍Add Sligo to your road trip for some mind blowing views 🚘 30 Scenic Drives In Ireland To Do At Least Once In Your Life Time There’s no end to the number of scenic drives in Ireland. From short and sweet spins to lengthy routes with oodles (yes… oodles!) of scenery, our little island packs a mighty punch when it comes to road trip routes. 1. The Skellig Ring (Kerry) 2. The Portsalon to Fanad Drive (Donegal) 3. The Inishowen 100 (Donegal) 4. Yeats County Loop (Sligo) 5. The Ring of Beara Drive

📌 Add County Clare to your Irish travel plans 🚘 30 Scenic Drives In Ireland To Do At Least Once In Your Life Time There’s no end to the number of scenic drives in Ireland. From short and sweet spins to lengthy routes with oodles (yes… oodles!) of scenery, our little island packs a mighty punch when it comes to road trip routes. 1. The Skellig Ring (Kerry) 2. The Portsalon to Fanad Drive (Donegal) 3. The Inishowen 100 (Donegal) 4. Yeats County Loop (Sligo) 5. The Ring of Beara Drive (Cork) 6. T

9.2K views · 333 reactions | Short wee walk around Creeveykeel Court Tomb in Cliffoney, Co. Sligo. This megalith is thought to be one of the largest & best preserved examples of a court tomb in the country. Found just north of the village of Cliffoney, it is well worth the stop ! #megalithic #archaeology #monument #court #tomb #sligo #ireland County Sligo Heritage and Genealogy Centre Wild Atlantic Way Visit Sligo Choosesligo | Monumental Ireland | Facebook

The location of Carrowmore megalithic cemetery is on the Knocknarae peninsula in county Sligo, Ireland. Carrowmore is one of the 4 major passage tomb cemeteries in Ireland, the other 3 being Loughcrew, Carrowkeel and Newgrange. Carrowmore megalithic cemetery is the largest of it’s kind in Ireland and regarded to be amongst the oldest megaliths in Europe. Results of radiocarbon dating from between 1994-2000 suggest that the oldest monument at Carrowmore cemetery was built around 5400BC, making it