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celtic Clochans
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celtic Killeany
celtic Port an Atharla
celtic St Benan
celtic St Brecan
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celtic St Colman Mac Duagh
celtic St. Columba's Altar
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Connemara

celtic Ballinakill
celtic Banraghbaun South
celtic Barraderry
celtic Chapel Island
celtic Cleggan
celtic Croaghnakeela Island
celtic Crump Island
celtic Gorumna Island
celtic Gorumna Island, Trawbaun
celtic High Island
celtic Inishbofin
celtic Inishnee Island
celtic Inis Shark
celtic Kilbrickan
celtic Kilkieran
celtic Kingstown
celtic Mason Island
celtic Moyrus
celtic Omey Island
celtic Renvyle
celtic St Macdara’s Island
celtic Streamstown

Other Galway Sites

celtic Ahascragh
celtic Annaghdown
celtic Ardrahan
celtic Aughrim
celtic Ballydavid
celtic Carrownasser North
celtic Castlegar East
celtic Clonkeenkerrill
celtic Cloonfush
celtic Corrandrum
celtic Creevaghbaum
celtic Donaghpatrick
celtic Drumacoo
celtic Inchagoill
celtic Inishmicatreer
celtic Kilbenan
celtic Kilclooney
celtic Kilcoona
celtic Killaan
celtic Killimor
celtic Killouaun
celtic Kilmacduagh
celtic Kiltiernan
celtic Kinvara
celtic Mam Ean
celtic Oughterard
celtic Ower
celtic Roscam
celtic Tuam

Clochan na Carriage

County Galway

This is a very fine complete specimen of a clochan, sometimes call ‘bee-hive’ huts. ‘na carriage’ means ‘stone hut of the rock’. They have been built for over the last 1500 years in Ireland but no one knows when this one was built and exactly for whom.

OS 51 824 115 marked

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