Hidden among the mountains of the Iveragh Peninsula, Staigue Fort is one of Ireland's finest surviving ancient stone forts.
Hidden among the mountains of the Iveragh Peninsula, Staigue Fort is one of Ireland's finest surviving ancient stone forts. Built around the early centuries AD, the massive circular structure features thick walls and internal stairways demonstrating impressive engineering skills. The purpose of these forts remains uncertain. Its remote location adds to its appeal, making Staigue Fort a rewarding stop for travellers exploring the Wild Atlantic Way by campervan, bicycle or walking route.
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