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Megaliths (or standing stones) can be complete circles, incomplete circles or single vertical stones. Northern Ireland has very many standing stones and this list is just a sample.
- Aghalane standing stone
- Aghtirourke
- Altagore
- Ballygilbert
- Ballyloughin
- Ballymacaldrack
- Ballynahatty, The Giant’s Ring
- Ballynoe
- Ballyvennaght
- Banagher
- Beaghmore
- Carnalridge, The White Wife
- Carnanbane
- Carnanmore
- Carrick East
- Castleward
- Cloghastuckane
- Coolnasillagh
- Cregg
- Creggandevesky
- Crockalaghta
- Cuilbane
- Cushleake Mountain
- Drumskinny
- Goakstown
- Gortcorbies NE
- Killybeg, Bullaun Stone
- Knockoneill
- Lackagh
- Legananny
- Lisnamanny
- Loughash Wedge Tomb
- Magheramore
- Moneydig
- Moneyslane
- Mount drum
- Navan Site B
- Saval Mor
- Slieve Gullion
- Tamnaharry
- Ticloy
- Tievebulliagh
- Tireighter
- Tirnony
- Tullynafreave
- Tureagh Stone Circle
- Wateresk
In Pure Spirit
Have you been to any of these megalith sites? What was it like? Can you help us add more standing stones found in Northern Ireland to this list?
There is a standing stone on my land in Ballymenagh, Ringsend, BT51 4HW but I have not found any reference to it anywhere