Staigue Stone Fort

Impressive circular stone fort

Really enjoyed this. A simple round fort compiled of dry wall stones. Huge and circular. It was down a narrow winding lane and you parked in an unpromising car park (if a car park can be unpromising)!...

Worth a side trip

This fort is down a narrow winding road for several kilometres off the Ring of Kerry road. The fort itself is quite well preserved for a structure of its time period. You can go into the fort and clim...

Great site - narrow road to reach

Cool stacked stone 'fort'. Enjoyed climbing up on the walls and the local views. The ram we encountered guarding the fort entry was friendly! The road to the fort is barely a land wide but still two-...

Interesting

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It is a strong circular of the Iron Age, very interesting. From the Kerry Ring route you must turn away, it is not very well signalled, we actually saw it by chance to the cartel.

Amazing historical place - impresionante lugar historico

Staigue or Staig is a ruined stone ringfort three miles west of Sneem, on the Iveragh peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland. The fort is thought to have been built during the late Iron Age, probably some...