Standing stone, Meenagory, Co. Donegal
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Stone Monuments
In the townland of Meenagory, County Donegal, a solitary standing stone rises from the landscape, marking a spot that has held significance for thousands of years.
These ancient monuments, erected during the Bronze Age between 2500 and 500 BCE, served various purposes for Ireland's early inhabitants; some functioned as territorial markers, others as astronomical calendars, whilst many likely held ritual or ceremonial importance that we can only speculate about today. The Meenagory stone stands as a silent witness to millennia of Irish history, weathered by Atlantic storms and watched over by countless generations.
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Meenagory, Co. Donegal
55.167062,-7.460765
Ref: DG00585
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