Drombeg Stone Circle, Co. Cork

[@rhayader0625]

Thanks for making this video! We were just there two weeks ago, and of all the places we saw in Ireland over the course of two weeks this was the most powerful. We were also very lucky that only three other people were there at the time. So many of the other sacred sites in Ireland are over-run by tourists, but not this one.

[@stephenwilliamson8012]

Beautiful. I look forward to one day traveling around Ireland to find the lesser known ancient monuments.

[@joseeduardobevilacqua5571]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing! Unfortunately, when we were in Cork we arrived late from Dublin and couldn't get transport there....

[@amberann1229]

Beautiful situation, thanks for uploading 😀

[@estherguggisbergcoaching7481]

I love this place so much! Thanks for sharing :)

[@retrogrademotionpictures4985]

Wow. How beautiful. I love this stone circle. It's kind of perfect. Simple and in such wonderful shape. I don't know if it has been reconstructed. It seems to stand as it was built. Someday I will visit this place.

[@janettenash2640]

Thank you just a lovely visit

[@AndrewDaley]

I traced my genealogical roots to County Cork. When I saw this video, the hair on the back of my neck stood up..

[@TCO1216]

amazing job! thanks for this. Should have millions of Subscribers....

[@vodkaphix]

Great Video and Info. I was there June 2021 BH. I have yet to upload video...

[@markcollins4654]

I live down the road from there, theres loads of other cool stuff to see, Castletownshend Ring Fort is good. Just over the road

[@amberann1229]

ArdRí na hÉireann 👍🏻I'm green with envy, lol 😀

[@royalhilltararanger3947]

I wonder was it ever fixed up

[@juliem.679]

Thank you for a wonderful look at an ancient site in Ireland. Do the local residents still gather there for the solstices and equinoxes, or is there any kind of local festival associated?

[@36isnotold]

I feel like I have to see this..didn’t want to at first, but I have to. Anthony, do other stone circles have a well and fire pit like this one? This is (Drombeg)so well representing the four elements, which I feel we’re important to the druids in order to complete the rituals at hand.

[@jamesjob1983]

I presume drumbeg means the small ridge

[@stephenkeyes5966]

The locals back in the day did a good job replacing the originals.

[@aaronsaunders6974]

and i thought 200 yrs old was old enough for a resting site