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Creevykeel Court Tomb is a well-preserved Neolithic court tomb, one of the finest of its type on the Sligo coast. Located in County Sligo, the site is cared for by the Office of Public Works as part of the Heritage Ireland estate.
Creevykeel Court Tomb
A well-preserved Neolithic court tomb, one of the finest of its type on the Sligo coast.
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Sligo Abbey
A 13th-century Dominican friary in Sligo town, with a fine carved cloister and a hidden sculptured altar.
FeaturedCarrowmore Megalithic Cemetery
Ireland’s largest collection of megalithic tombs, a cluster of over 30 passage and dolmen tombs west of Sligo town.
Knocknarea – Queen Medb’s Tomb
A striking flat-topped mountain west of Sligo, topped by the great cairn reputedly of Queen Medb.
Parke’s Castle
A 17th-century plantation castle on the shore of Lough Gill, restored with a traditional Irish oak shingle roof.
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Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Sligo
A 4-star hotel in Rosses Point, Co. Sligo on the Wild Atlantic Way. 5.7 km from Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, and…
The Red Cottage & Stables
A self-catering stay in Sligo town on the Wild Atlantic Way. 4.6 km from Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery. Rated 4.9 on…
Clayton Hotel Sligo
A 4-star hotel in Sligo town on the Wild Atlantic Way. 5.2 km from Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery.
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The Railway Hostel
A hostel in Sligo town on the Wild Atlantic Way. 3.6 km from Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, and a short walk to Sligo…
Pubs nearby
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FeaturedThomas Connolly Sligo
Sligo’s oldest traditional pub, a whiskey haven with regular live music
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Furey’s Sligo
Cosy riverside pub on Bridge Street with deep roots in Sligo’s trad music scene
FeaturedHargadon Bros Sligo
Victorian grocer-pub of snugs and stone floors serving celebrated food in central Sligo
FeaturedShoot the Crows Sligo
Characterful Sligo town pub renowned for live traditional music and a fireside welcome